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BRONZE COSMIC MOTHER TEE
BRONZE COSMIC MOTHER TEE
BRONZE COSMIC MOTHER TEE
BRONZE COSMIC MOTHER TEE
BRONZE COSMIC MOTHER TEE

BRONZE COSMIC MOTHER TEE

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SPECIFICATIONS & DESCRIPTON:

  • PRE-WASHED
  • 100% COTTON 
  • NATURAL ENZYME PIGMANT DYE 
  • MADE IN LOS ANGELES, PRINTED IN NEW YORK CITY

These ancient figurines are not the "fertility idols" as patriarchal programming of the 19th and 20th centuries claimed. At their time of discovery, female depictions could not be of significance beyond an homage to their reproductive nature or to entice sexual desire. Instead, they represent the religion of our Neolithic Ancestors.

Far from being limited to their life-giving abilities, these goddesses symbolize the universe itself for a myriad of rituals. These include rituals of death, regeneration, growth, fraternity, and the cultivation of plants and animals. The mysteries of creation and transformation are mirrored in the archaic feminine experience of bleeding, creating life, breastfeeding, fire-making, seed-planting, and so on, which were cause for celebration with these figurines. They were a testament to the cosmic womb that composed the existence of all life on Earth, including the development of societies.

Despite the figures' modifications or exaggerations, they were not symbols of eroticism. Instead, they represented different sacred functions for worship. For instance, enlarged breasts embody nourishment and the renewal of life. Emphasized buttocks, thighs, and vulvas signified life-giving sustenance. Bird-like features personified 'spiritus'— the breath of life, and decorative spirals indicated the feminine life source, forever flowing and growing. 

These spiritual sculptures characterize the various physical manifestations of 'The Great Cosmic Mother.' While each figurine is unique according to its place of origin, their commonalities lie in their use for worship of the divine feminine, the world's first known religion.

The ‘Cosmic Mother' Tee is not just an homage to our divine creator but an emphatic plea to the destructive patriarchal society in which we still exist. Let us remember our first religion as co-habitants on this planet, and let it be a catalyst for reclaiming our humanity. Let our reunion with 'The Great Cosmic Mother' rewire the nefarious practices of hatred and othering to restore the communal and reciprocal experience on Earth.

SPECIFICATIONS & DESCRIPTON:

  • PRE-WASHED
  • 100% COTTON 
  • NATURAL ENZYME PIGMANT DYE 
  • MADE IN LOS ANGELES, PRINTED IN NEW YORK CITY

These ancient figurines are not the "fertility idols" as patriarchal programming of the 19th and 20th centuries claimed. At their time of discovery, female depictions could not be of significance beyond an homage to their reproductive nature or to entice sexual desire. Instead, they represent the religion of our Neolithic Ancestors.

Far from being limited to their life-giving abilities, these goddesses symbolize the universe itself for a myriad of rituals. These include rituals of death, regeneration, growth, fraternity, and the cultivation of plants and animals. The mysteries of creation and transformation are mirrored in the archaic feminine experience of bleeding, creating life, breastfeeding, fire-making, seed-planting, and so on, which were cause for celebration with these figurines. They were a testament to the cosmic womb that composed the existence of all life on Earth, including the development of societies.

Despite the figures' modifications or exaggerations, they were not symbols of eroticism. Instead, they represented different sacred functions for worship. For instance, enlarged breasts embody nourishment and the renewal of life. Emphasized buttocks, thighs, and vulvas signified life-giving sustenance. Bird-like features personified 'spiritus'— the breath of life, and decorative spirals indicated the feminine life source, forever flowing and growing. 

These spiritual sculptures characterize the various physical manifestations of 'The Great Cosmic Mother.' While each figurine is unique according to its place of origin, their commonalities lie in their use for worship of the divine feminine, the world's first known religion.

The ‘Cosmic Mother' Tee is not just an homage to our divine creator but an emphatic plea to the destructive patriarchal society in which we still exist. Let us remember our first religion as co-habitants on this planet, and let it be a catalyst for reclaiming our humanity. Let our reunion with 'The Great Cosmic Mother' rewire the nefarious practices of hatred and othering to restore the communal and reciprocal experience on Earth.