Isis statuette
Dimensions :-
Height - 10.2cm / 4 inches
Base length - 5 cm / 2 inches
Base width - 2.5 cm / 1 inch
On offer here is another exclusive representation of the Egyptian goddess Isis in a petite standing form wearing her traditional throne headdress. Converted into an incense holder she will add a touch of the sacred to your Egyptian display.
Made of a limestone and quartzite composition stone, this is a replica of an ancient statuette and has been given a realistic ancient patina. It is recommended to place the statue on a plate or saucer to catch the falling incense. One random stick of incense will be included with the statuette.
Background information -
Powerful and enduring goddess of mothers and magic from ancient Egypt. Her influence was felt across the Mediterranean and she was worshiped even in Roman times. Her temple on the Island of Philae in the south of Egypt was to become the last bastion of Egyptian religious culture when the coming wave of Christianity closed the temple doors for the last time and the last hieroglyphics were written there.
Her magic is well documented and her most notable, and powerful example was her ability to resurrect her husband Osiris so he could father the child Horus. Isis nursed the young Horus on an Island until he was mature enough to avenge the death of his father who was murdered by his uncle Seth.
Isis had the ability to fly and could transform herself into a swift / or kite bird and these animals were considered sacred to an ancient population that adored this goddess until the very end of ancient Egyptian civilization.
1-3 business days
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