Size : Height: 35cm

Depth: 6 cm

Item Description

Hathor statue Ancient Egyptian Antiquities Egyptian Goddess beauty and love BC

The Sons of Horus are four ancient Egyptian gods who symbolize the sons of the god Horus, who was an important god in ancient Egyptian religion. Because the Sons of Horus represent Horus, different from Horus himself or his different incarnations. The Sons of Horus were considered symbols of strength, protection, and justice in the ancient Egyptian world. Below is a description of each of them:

1. Hapi: Hapi represents a semi-humanoid figure with the head of a hawk. He wears the double crown, which symbolizes sovereignty and unity between Upper and Lower Egypt. He usually carries the royal coat of arms and a bow and arrow, which indicates his skill in combat and protection.

2. Steuteph: One of the eldest sons of Horus, Steuteph represents a humanoid figure wearing a white crown equipped with four towers. She carried the red background and a sword, which meant to stop fighting crime.

3. Emest: Emest is depicted as a man with the head of a falcon, wearing a double crown that symbolizes sovereignty and power. It may have taken agricultural tools such as annas and giraffes, reflecting its role in agriculture and privacy.

4. Qebio: Therefore, Qebio is the youngest child of Horus, and he is depicted in the form of a small bird with the head of a falcon. He can be shown wearing the Double Crown or the Rose Crown, and holding the reign of royal sovereignty, signifying his authority and spiritual power.

The Sons of Horus statue is an important source of knowledge about the leader and cults of ancient Egypt. These statues represent the strength, determination, and justice possessed by the gods, and reflect the cultural importance that these figures had in ancient Egypt.

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