Bastet Seated on a Scarab

Bastet Seated on a ScarabBastet was one of the most popular goddesses in Ancient Egypt, often described as being a goddess of the people. Generally depicted as a cat, or as a woman with the head of a Cat. She is depicted here holding the Ankh, a symbol of eternal life, balance & protection. She is the daughter of the God Re, and herself representative of joy, love and protection. Dimensions: 4. 5x6. 5x13. 5cm

She remains a historical anomaly—a peasant girl who traded a shepherd’s crook for a heavy sword because the voices in her head were more persuasive than the Burgundian army

Let them pick out something they truly love

Michelangelo’s logic was characteristically stubborn: he argued that virginity preserves youth

Standing at 29 centimeters

Dimensions: 18x21x11

who most likely developed from the earlier (and much older) jackal god Wepwawet with whom he is often confused

Egyptian Ankh Hand Mirror

iron-willed gravity

the cold-cast bronze resin captures the heavy

it's a story waiting to be told

and has further adventures involving enchantments

5 inchesHeight: 12cm / 4