Rare Antique Ancient Egyptian Goddess Bastet Egyptian Rare cat from Egypt BC

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  The ancient Egyptians worshiped a deity called Bastet, who had the form of a meek cat. The god Bastir is the son of the sun idol, which is an inscription in the antiquities of the Pharaohs in the form of a woman with a cat's head, which was a symbol of tenderness and meekness. She used to eat the grain, and when she died, he embalmed and buried her. Bastet was mentioned in the texts of the pyramids of the era of the ancient family, and it was in the form of a cat in the head of a lioness, a descriptive image of fertility, love and tenderness, joy, music and holidays. . Bastet was worshiped in the city of Bubastis. The numbers of Bastet also increased in the Greek and Roman era, when the Egyptians mummified the corpses of cats.

Matrial:Stone

Size: Height:20 cm