Babylonian Altar Cloth - Lilith Bride of Samael Sebitti and their depiction in Muslim

and their depiction in Muslim imagination and Ibn ‘Arabi’s mysticism

Black and white interior ink

Chain Length: 22" (55

Three goddesses at each point of the triangle

Babylonian Altar Cloth - Lilith Bride of Samael Sebitti and their depiction in MuslimThis Altar Banner is ideal for altars, walls or "prayer cloths" for spiritual practices. Hebrew: ; Arabic: ; Akkadian: Lltu, are female or male nisba adjectives from the proto Semitic root L Y L meaning "Night," literally translating to nocturnal "female night being demon", although cuneiform inscriptions where Lilit and Lilitu refers to disease bearing wind spirits exist. Babylonian texts depict Lilith as the prostitute of the goddess Ishtar.