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Anubis Papyrus - (20X30 cm)

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Anubis was the ‘Lord of the West’

Bust of Nefertiti - (20X30 cm)

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Bust of Nefertiti

Egyptian Goddess Bastet Papyrus Painting

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This beautiful, black cat (meeou-in hieroglyphs) was a pet, as well as a symbol for the goddess Bastet. It was considered to be a sacred and a protective animal, for its skill of catching mice. This cat has a collar with the Eye of Horus (Udjat), which stood for protection, strength, and perfection.

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Eye of Horus (Udjat Eye) Papyrus Painting

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20x30cm (7.9x11.8")= $5.75
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This wonderfully colorful scene depicts the Udjat eye, or eye of Horus. This is the left eye of Horus that he lost in battle with his Uncle Seth. It was restored magically by Hathor and so now represents wholeness. On the right is the sacred cobra snake; goddess Udjet (The all-seeing eye). This is also a symbol of lower Egypt. On the left is the vulture Nekhbet, which is the symbol of Upper Egypt. It's holding the shen ring, a concept of eternity because of its never-ending circle. These two creatures together represent the entire Kingdom of Egypt.

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Hieroglyphic Transliteration Papyrus

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Hieroglyphic Transliteration Papyrus Painting

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Mask of King Tut Holding The Crook and Flail

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Papyrus Painting of King Tut Holding The Crook and Flail. The Flail and the Crook are together A symbol of royalty, majesty and dominion.

Tutankhamun ruled from the age of eight and died around seventeen. His tomb, found virtually intact by Howard Carter, has made him one of the most well known Pharaohs. His mask is now in the Egyptian Museum in Cairo.

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Mask of Tutankhamun - (20X30 cm)

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Side View Of The Mask Of Tutankhamun

Mask of Tutankhamun - (20X30 cm)

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Side view of the mask of Tutankhamun

Papyrus Painting of Ankh Key of Life

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This is a wonderfully detailed symbol of life, or ankh as the Ancient Egyptians would have called it.
The top is a circle that represents life that is continuous into the afterlife.
There are two cartouches within the detail of the symbol, both stand for Tutankhamun.
The king would officially have five names. The cartouche with the scarab symbol inside is his prenomen-NebKheprure which means 'The Lordly scarab manifestation of Re'.
The other cartouche is his nomen-Heqa-Iunu-shema, which means 'Living image of Amun, ruler of Upper Egyptian Heliopolis'. Amun was the creator god and Heliopolis was the capital that was associated with the sun. In side the circle itself, if you look closely you can see the elements of the cartouche that contains the scarab. This was another more fun and creative way to write the name. Surrounding the name there is also the protective cobra and beneath is the lotus flower that symbolized rebirth and resurrection. One must remember every picture in Ancient Egypt has a meaning and it's just a matter of solving the puzzle in order to understand the whole picture.

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Papyrus Painting of God Khepri

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Papyrus Painting of Egyptian Scarab Beetle; the personification of God Khepri.

The Scarab Beetle: Ancient Symbol for Resurrection and Rebirth: This beautiful emblem of a scarab is the representation of the god Khepri, a sun god that was associated with resurrection. The beetle became associated with the sun after the Egyptians watched them in nature. The beetle would roll a ball of dung (shaped like the sun) across the desert that carried its babies. This is not only a scarab but also three separate Hieroglyphic signs that make up the name for a very famous King-Tutankhamun. This is actually his prenomen- Neb-Khepru-Re which means ‘ the Lordly manifestation of Re’. On the very top is the circle that stands for Re. In the middle is the scarab, which stands for Khepru, and on the bottom is a basket shape that stands for Neb. Egyptians were very clever people and all their artwork has meaning to it, if you can just look hard enough!.

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