Snake priestess

Illustrated for 13th Age Glorantha, this woman combines ancient etruscan and greek clothing and accessories with the fantastic setting of Glorantha. Pencil and digital, 2017

Snake Goddess

417 × 617 | Katsue is head-priestess of the temple of Banteki Reef. Long years of contemplative study have made her a cautious, patient individual who often counsels restrain and reflection when other urge action. Deeply committed to fortifying the pillars of Naga society - devotion to Shalassa, the Dragon of Water, respect to the Elders – Katsue places honour and duty above all other callings, and as such can make for a humourless, stick-in-the-mud companion.

Snake priestess or snake goddess circa 17th century BCE; tiered flounce skirt. Page 33 of The Complete History of Costume and Fashion: From Ancient Egypt to the Present Day

Snake girl by Olga Ivanova on ArtStation.

Character race commission - Nagaran Priestess

As the youngest sister among the three sisters, she is the priestess of the tribe, who has the power of four animals, she can use the animal power to enhance herself or others’ attributes or abilities. Snake(Norn): can increase agility and speed, and also release venom or paralyze enemies. Wolf(Fenrir): can increase strength and endurance, and also summon wolves or bite enemies. Raven(Huginn): can increase intelligence and insight, and also use mental attacks. Cow(Audumla): can increase…