The Pompeii Lakshmi is an 1st century ivory statue found in the ruins of Pompeii. Historians believe it to be evidence of trade between Rome and India.
by Complete-Sort1617
The Pompeii Lakshmi is an 1st century ivory statue found in the ruins of Pompeii. Historians believe it to be evidence of trade between Rome and India.
by Complete-Sort1617
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I see inverted nips mixed in with the “trade”
Just wondering what those small (less important) persons are holding against her hips. Maybe some historian can recognize those items. For me it looks like one is holding a jar with corners. What could be in it? Another one has smaller item.
Also forearms are covered in bracelets or some other ornamental things. Some ritual rope? What is wrapped around ankles of the woman and why?
Not Lakshmi, seemingly salbhanjika, or some yakhsi.
Did women just walk with their coochies out back then?
Those romans and Indians had good taste
The Danish should remove it for having big breast
Carved from pure camel toe
Middle East represented as well… you know Camel
That’s what they call a camel-sutra.
I can’t keep my eyes from whatever is there below that belt thingy, the detail is crazy
Home girl had a phat ole coochie
Art criticism aside, one statue is not much proof
And evidence of camel trade
What’s Indian for moose knuckle?
Hmm fat puss
And why exactly is it considered evidence of that? Care to elaborate?
They have been trading I didn’t know the evidence would be scarce. Pepper and Damascus Steele is another example
Lakshmi is also a Hindu goddess of wealth and prosperity. Don’t show this to Indian Hindus. They’ll kill you for disrespecting her with nude sculpture as she’s normally depicted wearing a red saaree.
This is so cool and 95% of the comments are Redditors who can’t handle a 2,000 year old vagina
The more I see, pompeii appears to have been a n ancient Roman version of Pattaya. A mad party town where anything goes?