Neolithic Venus Replica from Zeuan Goddess Statue, Realistic Museum Replica of Real Ancient Artifact

This meticulously crafted replica of the Neolithic Venus Replica from Zeuan. One of the most beautiful Neolithic figurines discovered on the territory of Salai county and stored in the collection of the Museum of History and Art of Zalau county. The statuette was discovered in 1976 by Eva Lacko in the settlement of Starchevo-Krish on the cemetery hill of Zauan (5500-5300 BC). This figurine represents ancient reverence for the Earth Mother and female fertility.

As one of hundreds of similar Neolithic figures, it highlights the enduring worship of earth goddesses long before the rise of other deities. Originally misnamed "Venus" due to misconceptions about its nudity, this statue now symbolizes a profound connection to nature, the female form, and the spirit of Gaia.

Each replica is individually 3D-printed, hand-finished, and painted with acrylics, ensuring no two pieces are alike, with slight variations in color and detail.

Available in brown or yellow color. A testament to ancient artistry and the timeless celebration of femininity, this replica invites you to connect with the beauty and mystery of the ancient world.

Replica Size: 1:1

Color: Brown