Thread: does anyone know who this is?

WTF does she care? i she supposed to be someone specific? I say its a "LADY WITH A BAG"

Anyway, seems like an indian (from india, not american indian) statue, might be a goddess of some sort, but those guys have thousands, so GL with it. Search for Buddhism and hinduism gods in wiki

found this for example:



On second thought tho, the style seems not hindu or asian... not greko-roman, not Egyptian...Maybe goth, but the bronze colour does not fit...

Does a statue of a woman actually have to represent someone, couldn't it just be a woman holding a pot and nothing more?

she said her doctor told her it was a god that represents wealth or establishment of wealth but he "conviniently" forgot the name.. Thank you both for your help at least I have a direction to go in!

Lakshmi - the goddess of prosperity, wealth, purity, generosity, and the embodiment of beauty, grace and charm.

Although she is normally depicted with 4 arms!

Renenet was the Egyptian goddess of wealth.
Saturn rules wealth in the Roman Pantheon.
The Great Mother Goddess of all cultures were always called upon to increase wealth and fortune, so Hera, Isis, Ishtar, Inanna, Kali, Danu would all be considered goddess of fortune.

Please dave, Saturn is an ancient greek god...(actaully a titan )

Originally Posted by messie [Only Registered Members May View Links| Click here to register]

Please dave, Saturn is an ancient greek god...(actaully a titan )

He was ruler of the Titans to the Greeks, but the Romans also worshipped him, either as the God of wealth or the god of agriculture, justice and strength.