Beautiful museum replica of historic Minoan Snake Goddess. A dazzling paintings of art, the snake goddess with open hands. Plaster sculpture with white and coloured patina, made via way of means of the conventional approach of plaster cast. A home made duplicate of the genuine Greek statue, that is conserved withinside the Herakleion Archeological Museum in Crete.
 
Minoan snake goddess (known also as the small faience Snake Goddess) is a type of figurine representing a woman holding a snake in each hand. The first two of such figurines (both incomplete) were found by the British archaeologist A. Evans and date to the neo-palatial period of Minoan civilization, c. 1700–1450 BCE.

Minoan snake goddess seems to be associated with the protection of household and domesticity.