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Ashurnasirpal relief.
From Nimrud, 865
B.C., Based on an
ancient original
located at the
British Museum.
This Assyrian stone
relief from the
northwestern palace
at Nimrud shows two
nearly assimetrical
carved figures of
King Ashurnasirpal II
facing a stylized
sacred tree and
flanked by protective
deities. The king is
in his role as high
priest and he is
lifting his hand in
worship towards a
winged disk where the
god Ashur resides.
Ashur is the supreme
national god of
Assyria (Ashur). The
sacred tree is
related to the
palmette symbol and
represents the
fertility of the
Earth, especially the
land of Ashur. The
two protective
deities are
called "Apkalle".
They have the horned
cap of divinity and
hold a cone in the
raised hand (to
provide magical
protection) and a
bucket in the left.
ITEM NAME:
Ashurnasirpal relief;
SIZE: 24"W x 13"H (60
x 34cm);
ITEM TYPE: Wall
plaque;
ITEM MATERIAL:
Casting stone;
ITEM FINISH: Antique
stone;
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Product Details: NAME: Ashurnasirpal Relief TYPE: Reproduction MANUFACTURER: Shop SKU: M-3
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