<p id="">This finely crafted cane topper features the majestic Lamassu, an ancient Mesopotamian deity depicted with a human head, the body of a lion or bull, and the wings of an eagle. The detailed engravings capture the essence of Mesopotamian artistry, with intricate patterns and motifs.</p><p id=""><strong id="">Key Features:</strong></p><ul id=""><li id=""><strong id="">Material:</strong> Silver</li><li id=""><strong id="">Design:</strong> Engraved with the Lamassu figure and surrounded by floral and geometric patterns</li><li id=""><strong id="">Craftsmanship:</strong> Hand-engraved with meticulous attention to detail</li><li id=""><strong id="">Dimensions:</strong> Approximately 5 inches in height</li></ul><p id=""><strong id="">Cultural Significance:</strong>The Lamassu Cane Topper embodies the rich cultural heritage of Mesopotamia, symbolizing protection and power. It serves not only as a functional accessory for walking canes but also as a collectible piece that celebrates the deep artistic traditions of the ancient world.</p><p id="">This Lamassu Cane Topper adds an element of historical significance and artistic beauty to any cane, making it a treasured addition for collectors and enthusiasts of ancient cultures.</p><p></p>
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