Gods of Urartu, Shivini Premium Matte Vertical Poster

The History

Shivini was an important goddess in the mythology of the Urartians, an ancient civilization that flourished in the region of modern-day Armenia in the ninth century BC. The Urartians were a powerful and influential people, and Shivini was an important figure in their mythology.

According to mythology, Shivini was the goddess of the sun, and was revered as the bringer of light, warmth, and life to the world. She was often depicted as a radiant and shining figure and was believed to have the power to bring hope and prosperity to her followers.

Shivini was also associated with fertility and abundance and was revered as the protector of crops and the guardian of the natural world. She was often depicted with symbols of fertility and abundance, such as the horns of a ram or the ears of corn and was believed to have the power to bless the land with rich harvests.

Today, Shivini is remembered as an important figure in the mythology of the ancient Urartian civilization, and her influence is still celebrated and honored by the modern Armenian people. Her legacy continues to inspire the imagination and capture the attention of people around the world.

The Product

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.: 175 gsm fine art paper
.: Multiple sizes
.: Matte finish
.: For indoor use