S -priestess Gallery

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Gold Scepter. Lambayeque culture. Peru, Chornancap, Tomb of the Priestess, 900–1300. Museo Arqueológ
Skull Priestess.
Weekly Patreon sketch, a dark elf priestess :)
asprettyasyourown:What do you know of my heart, priestess ? What do you know of my sister ?
angeban:Oyashiro-sama’s new priestess
xxix. Harpyxxx. Priestessxxxi. Wolfsbane Sorry it took me a bit to upload these last ones!! I had to
babyfreesoul:Statue of Princess and Priestess #Takushit at the National Archaeological Museum of Ath
the-female-soldier:Ōhōri Tsuruhime (1526 – 1543) was a Japanese Shinto priestess who took up arms to
the-evil-clergyman:A Priestess of Bacchus by John William Godward (1890)
Coffin of the priestess Iset-en-kheb; Egypt, Thebes 25th–26th dynasty; 7th–6th century BC
Priestess Offering Poppies by Simeon Solomon, 1864. Image source: (X). Image license: Public Domaini
Summer Mood: Dolce Far Niente & Priestess of Bacchus, John William Godward
ancientart:Minoan Goddess or Priestess, made of ivory and gold, dating to the 16th century BC.Despit
suonko:Priestess of Delphi /detail/ -  John Collier
Funerary stele (painted limestone) of the Royal Sealer Indi and his wife Mutmuti, Priestess of Hatho
hotwaterandmilk:Tenjou Utena as The High Priestess and Justice tarot cards. Illustrations provided b
Wooden tomb statuette of Ancient Egyptian priestess Imertnebes;Middle Kingdom,12th dynasty,1991 - 17
John Collier - Priestess of Delphi (1891)Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide
Something with colors, it’s been awhile…
Well, I was listening to Florence again these days and as always it was really inspirational. I real
posterboy4duality:High Priestess Crystal Athamé. Opal, Watermelon Tourmaline, Amethyst, Spirit Cactu
emengel:All together! For International Women’s Day. ♥Sailor Moon, the Priestess - Sailor Mercury, t
artist-bouguereau:Priestess, 1902, William-Adolphe BouguereauMedium: oil,canvas
Statue of the princess - priestess Takushit. end of 25th Dynasty, approximately 670 BC.
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