:Description:

This exquisite statue represents Sekhmet, one of the oldest known Egyptian deities.

Sekhmet is a powerful goddess associated with war, healing, and protection.

 the 18th dynasty (New Kingdom), circa 1360 BCE, this statue originates from the Temple of Mut at Karnak, Egypt.

Material: The statue is meticulously carved and polished from Stone.

Height: Approximately 31 centimeters (cm) or about 6 feet (184 cm).

Length: About 19 cm.

Width: Approximately 9 cm.

Sekhmet is portrayed as a woman with the head of a lioness.

She sits in a dignified posture, her regal presence emanating strength and authority.

In her right hand, she holds a lotus flower, symbolizing Upper Egypt, the sun, creation, and rebirth.

Her left hand clasps the Ankh, also known as the Key of Life, representing eternal life.

The sun disc and the uraeus serpent atop her head further emphasize her divine status.

Her facial features are finely sculpted, reflecting the artistic style of ancient Egypt.

The throne on which she sits bears hieroglyphic inscriptions, possibly denoting her name or titles.

Sekhmet was revered as a protector of Ma’at (balance or justice) and the Egyptian people.

Her priests were renowned as skilled doctors and surgeons.

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Condition: The statue is in excellent condition, showcasing the enduring craftsmanship of ancient Egypt.

Historical Value: As a relic from the New Kingdom period, this statue holds immense historical and cultural significance.

Shipping and Handling: We will carefully package and ship this treasure to its new home with utmost care.

Collector’s Item: Ideal for collectors, enthusiasts, or anyone fascinated by ancient Egyptian art and mythology.