Laussel Goddess "celtic Ganesha is regarded as a

Ganesha is regarded as a remover of obstacles

•Ceramic •Approx

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The name of Demeter's son by this union

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Laussel Goddess "celtic Ganesha is regarded as aLaussel Goddess The Great Mother, abundant and voluptuous, gazes upon the crescent shaped horn, symbol of the moon, moon cycles, fertility cycles and the cycles of all life. The bull's horn also represents male vigor and fertility. The original is carved into an undulating slab of limestone at the entrance to a paleolithic sacred cave in the Dordogne region of France. This and other finds within the womb like cave suggest it was the location of