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God Horus is, in reality a composite god: the
earlier falcon-Horus with the sun being his
right eye and the moon his left and the later
God Horus who was the son of Isis and Osiris.
The Horus who emerged retained the falcon symbol
and the associations with majesty and power but
he also figured in the afterlife rnyths of
Osiris.
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Size:Resin.
23cm high
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superb statue in hammer-stone depicts the Goddess
Sekhmet the lion headed Eye of Ra, goddess of
the scorching destructive power of the sun.
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Size:Resin.
24cm high
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superb statue in hammer-stone depicts the Goddess
Ma'at the Goddess of law
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Size:Resin.
17cm high
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impressive figure shows the Pharaoh King Ramesis
making offerings to the Gods.
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Size:Resin.
20cm high
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of Osiris and daughter of Geb and Nut, Isis was
chiefly valued for the part she played after the
death of Osiris After patiently finding her
husband’s body which was cast into fourteen
parts throughout the kingdom she performed the
rites of embalmment for the first time, thereby
restoring Osiris to eternal life.
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Size:Resin.
19cm high
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one of the most striking and detailed statues of
the Egyptian cat we have found to date.
Hand painted in extraordinary detail
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Size:Resin.
10cm wide
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elegant and graceful are the best words to
describe this statue. So carefully molded you
could almost stroke her back and hear her purr
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Size:Resin.
14cm high
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