Anu Sumerian gods Mesopotamia Astarte Ancient Mesopotamian deity Mesopotamia art Wood sculpture Wooden statue Wood carving morrigan_altar celebrated on 1 February

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Each statue is individually hand-carved — no two are identical

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Anu Sumerian gods Mesopotamia Astarte Ancient Mesopotamian deity Mesopotamia art Wood sculpture Wooden statue Wood carving morrigan_altar celebrated on 1 FebruaryThis wooden statue embodies the image of the mighty god Anu, the patron saint of all living things in Sumerian mythology. The high quality of the carving allows us to convey the silhouette of the god in detail: he is depicted in a statuesque stance, with his right hand raised mightily, symbolizing his power and protection. Anu has a determined look that expresses his power and authority over the world. The god is represented in traditional Sumerian