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Venus of Willendorf, this reproduction is one of the oldest surviving icons of femininity (c. 30,000 BC). Originally found in Willendorf, Austria, this statuette of a woman represents the earth, its fertility and continuation of life, from the Prehistoric Paleolithic era--a period when fertility and hunting were essential components of survival. Now in the Natural History Museum, Vienna.

Available in two sizes made from bonded stone with an earth tone finish: Large: black marble base, 8"H x 2.5"W x 2.5"D.Small: 4.5"H x 2"W x 1.75"D

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Related Categories: Gods & Goddesses , Nudes , Prehistoric , Female