Tanit is an ancient goddess worshipped primarily in Carthage, a powerful city in North Africa. She is often associated with fertility, motherhood, and the moon. Tanit was considered a protector of the city and its people, symbolizing life and growth. Her image frequently appears in Phoenician art, showcasing her importance in the culture. As a prominent deity, Tanit was often depicted with a distinctive symbol, which resembles a triangle with a circle on top. This symbol represents both the feminine and the divine. People would offer sacrifices and prayers to Tanit, seeking her blessings for prosperity and protection in their daily lives.