Presenting Anu: The Majestic Mesopotamian Deity of Sumerian and, Mesopotamian sky god and a member of the triad of deities completed by Enlil and Ea (Enki).

His Sumerian counterpart, An, dates from the oldest Sumerian period, at least 3000 BC. Originally he seems to have been envisaged as a great bull, a form later disassociated from the god as a separate mythological entity, the Bull of Heaven, which was owned by An.

The Divine Attire: Anu stands tall and majestic, his divine presence enhanced by his rich ebony complexion. Adorned in resplendent Mesopotamian regalia, he wears a ceremonial robe intricately embroidered with symbols that harken back to the dawn of civilization. His muscular frame is a testament to his godly might, exuding power and grandeur. Around his waist, a sacred sash bears ancient cuneiform inscriptions, a nod to his role as the sky god and a symbol of his cosmic authority.

His holy city was Uruk (Erech), in the southern herding region, and the bovine imagery suggests that he belonged originally to the herders’ pantheon. In Akkadian myth Anu was assigned a consort, Antum (Antu), but she seems often to have been confused with Ishtar (Inanna), the celebrated goddess of love.

The Mythic Setting: Anu stands amid a celestial landscape, reminiscent of the grandeur of ancient Mesopotamian cosmology. The stars and galaxies swirl around him, signifying his profound connection to the cosmos and the celestial order he oversees. This majestic backdrop elevates Anu's presence, creating an aura of godly splendor.

Weapons: Transmutation. Can make the oppenent deaf by thought.

Created: Erech. 1100 B.C.E.

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