Babylonian Altar Cloth - Lilith Goddess of Night Sumerian Kosmocrator Vlad Tepes (The Impaler) Dracula

Vlad Tepes (The Impaler) Dracula

fruitful in mind and body

Imset and Qebehsenuf respectively

The Dark Goddess beckons you now to take your first sacred steps into the darkness

A sophisticated décor piece for gothic homes or a striking gift for those who love antique-inspired details

Babylonian Altar Cloth - Lilith Goddess of Night Sumerian Kosmocrator Vlad Tepes (The Impaler) DraculaThis altar cloth features a one sided print with hemmed edges. Care instructions: Cold water delicate cycle, hang to dry. No bleach.. Lilith originated in the Ancient Near East, where a wilderness spirit, the dark maid appears in the Sumerian myth The descent of Inanna (3000 BCE). The class of demons, vampires and wind spirits, Lilitu, Ardat Lili and Lilu also appear in Babylonia. Another reference appears in a tablet from the seventh century BCE