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She was the daughter of the sky goddess Nut and sister of Isis and Osiris. The hieroglyph on her head means "mistress of the house". This probably meant the palace of Osiris, because she was the deceased as patron goddess in the otherworldly court hall at. In ancient Egypt, the fertility and funerary rites were closely linked - as in this case, the serious face with her sexy body shapes.
Original: Egyptian Museum, Cairo, treasure of Tutankhamun. Egypt, New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty, about 1335 v. Chr. Original wooden. Polymer ars mundi museum replica of hand cast and gilded by hand. Original size. Height incl. Plinth 96.5 cm. With certificate. Animal sculpture made of brass. Faithful representation of startling vividness. Handmade by type of lost form cast. Every piece is unique - variations in size, shape and color shades are a sign of quality craftsmanship. Green patinated. . Format 17 x 14 x 34 cm The enigmatic standards essay showing impressive, almost modern-looking bronze art. Original: Musée du Louvre, Paris. Luristan / Iran. Around 1000 v. Chr. Metal casting, height incl. Base 24 cm. In ecstatic movements, the sorceress pays homage to the benevolent god of fertility Shiva who created the universe in a dance of creation. According to the Tantric Hinduism, it bears the high bound Asketenschopf. Precious jewelry adorns ears, neck and upper arm. Links she is holding a bat, right victims bell. Metal casting with a bronze surface, partly gilded by hand. Total height 38 cm. Width 14.5 cm. Diabassockel 10 x 6 x 10 cm (W / H / D).
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