Using the grid playing board as a guide, and victory as the goal, rivals battle to place all of their buildings within the medieval walled city. Skilled players position their buildings to create inner territories and to block their rival from gaining ground. Surround a rival’s building and it must be removed and then replayed. Unused buildings lower your score. Two play levels for 2 players, ag... more...

Using the grid playing board as a guide, and victory as the goal, rivals battle to place all of their buildings within the medieval walled city. Skilled players position their buildings to create inner territories and to block their rival from gaining ground. Surround a rival’s building and it must be removed and then replayed. Unused buildings lower your score. Two play levels for 2 players, ages 8+. Includes: 1 wooden case,1 board, 28 wooden buildings, 1 wood cathedral & instructions. Size:   less...

So common in the Mesopotamian area were the clay figurines of Ishtar/Inanna/Ashtart in her characteristic breast-offering pose, that this has come to be known among archaeologists as "The Ishtar Pose". She was addressed as"Mother of the Fruitful Breast", Queen of Heaven, Light of the World, Creator of People, Mother of Deities, River of Life, Etc. The breast-offering pose suggested her function as... more...

So common in the Mesopotamian area were the clay figurines of Ishtar/Inanna/Ashtart in her characteristic breast-offering pose, that this has come to be known among archaeologists as "The Ishtar Pose". She was addressed as"Mother of the Fruitful Breast", Queen of Heaven, Light of the World, Creator of People, Mother of Deities, River of Life, Etc. The breast-offering pose suggested her function as the Goddess of all nourishment and fertility. Ishtar, also known as Innana in Sumeria is, above all   less...

The Maya Calendar depicted here was called “the Haab�, the Maya solar calendar of 365 days. It was divided into 18 months of 20 days each with a period of 5 days left over at the end of the year. This short 5 day month is called Uayeb, “the resting or sleep of the year�. The Maya also used another calendar of 260 days called the sacred round or Tzolkin composed of 13 months of 20 days. A c... more...

The Maya Calendar depicted here was called “the Haabâ€�, the Maya solar calendar of 365 days. It was divided into 18 months of 20 days each with a period of 5 days left over at the end of the year. This short 5 day month is called Uayeb, “the resting or sleep of the yearâ€�. The Maya also used another calendar of 260 days called the sacred round or Tzolkin composed of 13 months of 20 days. A cycle of 52 solar years, called the calendar round was also used. The calendar round of 52 years incl   less...

Ganesh, also called Ganapati, the elephant headed God of Wisdom and Success is the defender and remover of obstacles and has to be propritiated first before worshiping other Gods. He is one of the sons of Siva and Parvati. He is known as "Sidhi Data" or bestower of success in the work. His elephant head is believed to be an emblem of wisdom. His head often has one full tusk, while the other is bro... more...

Ganesh, also called Ganapati, the elephant headed God of Wisdom and Success is the defender and remover of obstacles and has to be propritiated first before worshiping other Gods. He is one of the sons of Siva and Parvati. He is known as "Sidhi Data" or bestower of success in the work. His elephant head is believed to be an emblem of wisdom. His head often has one full tusk, while the other is broken. It is said that he lost it in a fight or that he used it to dictate the Maha-Bharata to the sag   less...

An ancient symbol representing the Spiritual Path - the flow of time and movement within all that is eternal. All existence is bound by time and change, however, all existance ultimately rests serenely within the Divine, the Eternal, Buddha; the Mind of God. The knot which has no beginning or end symbolizes the infinite wisdom of the Buddha.Sterling Silver Pendant, Approx. 1.5"H on 33" cord with d... more...

An ancient symbol representing the Spiritual Path - the flow of time and movement within all that is eternal. All existence is bound by time and change, however, all existance ultimately rests serenely within the Divine, the Eternal, Buddha; the Mind of God. The knot which has no beginning or end symbolizes the infinite wisdom of the Buddha.Sterling Silver Pendant, Approx. 1.5"H on 33" cord with description card.   less...

This is the Hieroglyphics necktie. These hieroglyphics translate into words to live by: "Clothes make the man." A unique line of pure silk neckties which incorporates everyday images, icons, and graphics. Both cleverly patterned and beautifully colored, it's a line that is at once whimsical and witty, yet elegant and wearable. As a formally trained architect who became an art director, Josh Bach d... more...

This is the Hieroglyphics necktie. These hieroglyphics translate into words to live by: "Clothes make the man." A unique line of pure silk neckties which incorporates everyday images, icons, and graphics. Both cleverly patterned and beautifully colored, it's a line that is at once whimsical and witty, yet elegant and wearable. As a formally trained architect who became an art director, Josh Bach draws from his rich experiences in both disciplines to create ties of striking originality of uncompr   less...