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The birch tree <n>Ningen Kabanoki</n>, used as album art for <n>Leslie Keffer</n>'s <n>Human Inosculation Part I</n>.

A <n>form-fitting Knidos labyrinth</n>, a symbol used by wellness brand <n>The Class</n>.

<n>Frida Kahlo</n>'s painting <n>El Aborto (The Abortion)</n>, 1932.

From <n>Lucile Boiron</n>'s photographic series <n>WOMB</n>, with text by <n>Faruk Ali Taptık</n>.

A scene from the <n>Papyrus of Ani</n> (c. 1250 BCE) by the scribe <n>Ani</n>, depicting the goddesses <n>Isis</n> and <n>Nephthys</n>.

The <n>Venus of Willendorf</n>, a Paleolithic figurine in oolitic limestone from c. 24,000–22,000 BCE.

Collage of prehistoric figurines, including <n>The Thinker of Cernavodă</n> and the <n>Mother Goddess from Çatalhöyük</n>.

"Your Energy is Sacred" by designer <n>laura jayne</n>.

<n>Introduction</n> (1941), an egg tempera painting by <n>Jared French</n>.

Sand sculpture by <n>Andy Goldsworthy</n>, 1987.

<n>The Kiss</n> (1912), a limestone sculpture by <n>Constantin Brâncuși</n>.

<n>Vulval Madonna</n>, a stone sculpture by <n>Lucy Churchill</n>.

<n>Violet</n>, 1998, a photograph by <n>Debbie Fleming Caffery</n>.

A close-up of a grapefruit, an image used by artist <n>Sophie Morgan Burns</n>.

<n>Metamorfosis</n> (2021) by artist <n>Anna Herms</n>.

Coil drawing by artist <n>Arla Patch</n> for the cover of <n>Home to Her</n> by <n>Liz Childs Kelly</n>.