goddess nephthys 3d models

With a multitude of wives and loves among goddesses, nymphs, and mortals, Zeus's legendary reputation spreads far and wide. Note: Feel free to customize your jewelry choice, selecting from a palette of colors that showcase metal and gems in vibrant...

This head likely belonged to the cult statue of the goddess, standing within her Temple beside the Sacred Spring. From there, she may have gazed across the Temple courtyard to the great altar, the site of sacrifice, at the heart of that sacred...

As the husband of Saraswati or Vaac Devi (the Goddess of Speech), Brahma is also known as "Vaagish," meaning "Lord of Speech and Sound." This object is part of "Scan The World". Scan the World is a non-profit initiative introduced by MyMiniFactory,...

Some said she was a goddess, sent by the gods themselves to defend the innocent and vanquish evil. Others claimed she was a mere mortal, driven by a fierce passion for justice that knew no bounds. Whatever the truth may be, one thing is certain:...

This charismatic god has been known to romance multiple goddesses, nymphs, and mortal women. Note: The colors of the metal and gems used are only suggestions - feel free to customize the jewelry to your liking. A beautifully crafted 3D model of...

... of her lost love, enduring numerous trials along the way. Ultimately, they were reunited, and their union was sealed in marriage. As a reward for her unwavering devotion, Psyche was granted immortality and elevated to the status of Goddess of Soul.

As the husband of Saraswati or Vaac Devi (the Goddess of Speech), Brahma is also known as "Vaagish," meaning "Lord of Speech and Sound." This object is part of the project "Scan The World". "Scan The World" is a non-profit initiative by...

The ancient Germanic people recognized a divinity of prophecy in women and considered prophetesses to be true and living goddesses. In the second half of the 1st century AD, Veleda was revered as a deity by most tribes in central Germany, enjoying...

As the goddess of fertility, Demeter controlled the cycle of seasons and grain growth. Her influence extended to the Underworld as well; at Knidos, she was revered alongside other underworld deities, including Hades and her daughter Persephone. This...

Dakinis first appeared in medieval legends in North India as a demon who feeds on human flesh and is associated with the goddess Kali. They are comparable to malevolent female spirits found in other cultures such as fairies and imps. The Dakini...

The goddess Athena takes center stage in a bold, futuristic artwork that pays homage to the mystical elements of ancient Greek art from the sixth or early fifth century B.C. The style is a perfect blend of past and present, incorporating archaic...

She is also known as Savitri and Vedamata (mother of vedas).Gayatri later came to be personified as a Goddess. She is another consort of lord Brahma.She is shown as having five heads and is usually seated on a red lotus - this signifies wealth. The...

One of his masterpieces is the Hecate Epipyrgidia, a threefold representation of the revered goddess, situated on the Acropolis. Hecate is the powerful deity who governs pivotal moments of transition, such as childbirth. She was also closely...

According to myth, handsome Prince Paris of Troy chose the winner – Venus, goddess of love – and unwittingly sparked the Trojan War by winning Helen's heart. The pair to this relief, Venus in the Forge of Vulcan, recounts a pivotal moment when Venus...

The discovery of numerous artifacts from Neolithic Europe has led many experts to believe that female figurines represent the goddess of creation and nature, embodying the values of fertility and prosperity. On the other hand, some researchers think...

The sculptural depiction of Venus Genetrix showcases the Roman goddess Venus in her maternal aspect, a designation bestowed upon her by the Julio-Claudian dynasty of Rome, who followed Julius Caesar's precedent in claiming her as their ancestral...

Ajna - To Perceive, To Command Element: A Harmonious Blend of All Elements, Illuminated by the Radiance of Light Color: Deep Indigo Hue Shape: The Five-Pointed Star, a Symbol of Balance and Harmony Petals of the Lotus: Two Perfect and Delicate Petals...

Although her features do not match those of Julie, the daughter of Emperor Augustus, it was identified as such in the nineteenth century, possibly a princess from the imperial household associated with the goddess of fertility.(Credit: Louvre)This...

Now identified since its purchase in 1665 as the Goddess Minerva, the work appears to reproduce either the Athena/Pallas of Velletri (also on Scan the World) or the Mattei Athena at The Louvre (Ma 530). This object is part of "Scan The World", a...

The goddess exudes an air of detachment, with her face and expression radiating serenity; this aesthetic is reminiscent of 5th-century art. Her hairstyle and delicate modeling evoke the works of Praxiteles, a renowned sculptor from the 4th century...

Most scholars who have studied these artifacts from an anthropological or psychological perspective assume that they represent a Great Goddess of nature, in a tradition continuous with that of Neolithic female figures such as the Venus of Willendorf....

Pomona is a goddess revered in ancient Roman mythology for her abundance and fertility. Her name originates from the Latin word "pomum," which translates to fruit or orchard produce. Specifically, she was associated with orchard fruits. According...

Some theorize these statues signify a mother goddess representing birth and the forces of nature. However, others see them merely as representations of ordinary women. To craft this 3D model, a detailed Trypillian statue underwent precise laser...

The Greek goddess of love Aphrodite is represented in this beautiful marble sculpture , slightly over lifesize , that depicts the Venus of Rome as well. Discovered partially missing one arm and the base in Milos island Greece. Displayed at Louvre...

We recognize this sculpture by its distinctive clothing, which clearly identifies the depicted figure as Artemis, or Diana, the Goddess of hunting. The clothing bears a striking resemblance to the famous Diana of Versailles, also available on...

The Divinity of Music Euterpe was one of the nine Muses, the goddess of music, song and dance. In the Classical era, when the muses were assigned specific literary and artistic spheres, Euterpe was named Muse of lyric poetry. Her attribute was the...

To bring this goddess-like figure to life in the world of games, simply smooth out her rugged edges to unlock new levels of intricate detail. The comprehensive collection of textures includes: A mesmerizing array of bird feathers, perfectly suited...

Along with Brahma and Shiva, Vishnu forms a key part of the Hindu trinity (Trimurti); yet, ancient Hindu texts mention other trinities of gods or goddesses. In Vaishnavism, Vishnu is identical to the formless metaphysical concept known as Brahman,...

According to legend, Medusa's hair was transformed into poisonous snakes as punishment from the goddess Athena. This iconic image gained widespread recognition, despite the Gorgon's appearance in ancient Greece's earliest written records of religious...

As punishment from the goddess Athena, Medusa had venomous snakes for hair. This image became particularly iconic, despite the Gorgon's presence in ancient Greek written records, as seen in the works of Homer. The Gorgon occupied a prominent...