Leaena de Judah | Classic Semi-Glossy Paper Poster

Leaena de Judah — the Lioness of Judah — arrives in this portrait not as a religious figure but as a sovereign one. She wears the vulture headdress of an Egyptian priestess: the nekhbet crown of the Upper Kingdom, the mark of one who guards the threshold between worlds, who carries the dead and midwifes the living, who holds the mysteries the temple kept hidden from those who were not ready to receive them.

The vulture headdress connects her backward to Inanna — the Sumerian queen of heaven who descended into the underworld and returned, who wore her power openly, who was stripped of everything and rebuilt herself from the inside out. These are not separate goddesses. They are the same force moving through different civilizations, each time wearing the name of the culture she walked through, each time carrying the same truth: that the feminine principle is not subordinate to anything. It was here first.

Leaena de Judah is also the name of Katherin Joyette's corporate entity — the legal vessel that holds the Livity Tree Art mission. The lioness is not a brand mascot. She is the founding mother of the whole endeavor: the one whose strength made it possible to build something in the first place, whose spiritual authority gives the work its roots.

For the woman who has been told to make herself smaller. For the priestess who has been waiting to be recognized. For the lioness who knows exactly who she is.

Print Details
Semi-glossy finish · Lighter weight, silky to the touch
Museum-quality inks · Fade resistant
Available in six sizes from 5×7″ to 18×24″
Ships flat · Ready to frame

Part of the Erased Daughters Collection — Livity Tree Art · Transmissions, not trends.