Lilith 23 cm

This bonded bronze figure of Lilith portrays her as a dark, powerful presence with large, bat-like wings, curved horns, and a flowing gown. She holds a serpent in one hand, a symbol of ancient wisdom and temptation, while standing upon a base adorned with skulls, emphasizing her connection to death and the supernatural. In Mesopotamian and Jewish mythology, Lilith was Adam’s first wife, created equally but rejecting subservience. Banished from Eden, she became a night demon associated with storms and infant mortality. In Sumerian lore, she was a wind spirit, while later occult traditions reimagined her as a symbol of feminine power and independence. Renaissance and modern depictions often emphasize her striking beauty, rebellious nature, and enigmatic aura, making her an enduring figure in mythology and art.