BASTET STATUE The Pharaonic Meek Cat Goddess Of Beauty Ancient Antiques Rare BC

Description: BASTET STATUE The Pharaonic Meek Cat Goddess Of Beauty Ancient Antiques Rare BCThis vintage reproduction It is a rare piece of Egyptian antiquity made in Egypt. Now own this rare Pharaonic piece, feel the ancient Pharaonic history and civilization, and decorate your home and office with it.This antique statue of Bastet, the Pharaonic goddess of beauty, is a rare find for any collector. Made of stone and originating from Egypt's Luxor, this vintage reproduction features intricate details and vibrant multi-colors that make it a unique addition to any decor. The statue's age is unknown, adding to its mysterious charm. Perfect for those who appreciate ancient antiques and decorative collectibles, this piece is a must-have for any cat lover or Pharaoh enthusiast. A Simplified Historical Overview Of BastetBastet, one of the deities of the ancient Egyptians. Worshiped in the form of a meek cat, she was merged with the deity Sekhmet in the New Kingdom, where Sekhmet was represented in the form of a predatory lioness. When Bastet gets angry, she becomes angry, and takes revenge on enemies and those who are of poor character. The city of Bubastis (Tel Basta) was the center of her cult. The cat symbolizes the deity, the deity of the sun, and was depicted in the form of an image with the head of a cat. It was accepted by Bastet, the idol of tenderness and meekness. The ancient Egyptian domesticated the cat, noting that it hunted mice that entered the granaries, eating them and spoiling them. The ancient Egyptian also raised them in homes. her death. It was found in Egypt on one of the large tombs containing about a million mummified cats, mummification very accurate and provisions. It shows great respect for her. She was represented as a fertility deity in the form of a cat or in the form of a woman with the head of a lioness. She represented fertility, love, tenderness, and the protector of a pregnant woman. Sekhmet on the wall of the Temple of Kom Ombo in Egypt. They represented joy, dance, music, and feasts, and they also had a hint of meekness like anger and predation. Historical History of Bastet, Late Antiquity, a lioness, who represents the predatory territory of Bastet when she is angry. The cult of Bastet prevailed in the city of “Bubastis” (in Lower Egypt), and it was considered the mother of Aboud al-Assad Mahas. She was also considered in Heliopolis as the daughter of Atum. According to other texts, she is considered as the daughter of the deity "Nefertum". They may in some cases be compensated for the situation. In the era of the ancient Egyptian kingdom, Bastet was considered the deity of Hathor (Hatour), and the deity Sekhmet was worshiped in Memphis. In the Middle Dynasty, the gods were represented as death. Size: As Shown In PicturesType: Bastet StatueColor: As Shown In Pictures 👌 (Our Guarantee)- - That the Item Will Delivered to You As Shown in Pictures Therefore we recommend that you see the picture well and then take your decision and take your responsibility. ✈️ (Shipping)- We Provide the Best Fast Shipping Service from Egypt to the World using DHL each product has a tracking number. 🔁 (Returns) -I check myself each product and sell only the best quality products. In any case, if you are not satisfied with the product, first, please contact me and I will do everything to your satisfaction. 📞(Contact Us) - We Welcome Any Inquiries at Any Time We Respond to Messages in Less Than 24 Hours We Are Always Serving Our Customers. 💯(Condition)- Perfect Condition as shown in pictures.- 100 % Egypt Luxor Hand Carved Stone. 🎁(Offer provided by the store) - We offer combined shipping, select all the items you need and get a special discount.Please Visit My eBay Store to Check Out Other Items for Sale.

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Location: luxor

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