Bastet Egyptian Goddess Statue

Bastet is one of the most beloved goddesses of ancient Egypt, depicted with both tenderness and strength. Initially, she was often depicted as a lion-headed goddess, symbolizing the majesty and destructive power of the sun. However, after the Middle Kingdom, Bastet gradually transformed into a cat-headed goddess, renowned as the protector of the family, the patron of music and dance, and a symbol of fertility and abundance. This Bastet Egyptian Goddess Statue depicts Bastet in her typical cat-headed form. Crafted from bronze, it exhibits a rustic patina, reflecting its time.

She wears a long dress embellished with a herringbone pattern and intricately decorated edges. On her chest, she wears a lion-headed shield (aegis), symbolizing protection and majesty. In her right hand, she holds a sistrum, representing the sacred atmosphere of music, joy, and ritual. A basket draped over her left arm adds to the imagery of fertility and protection. In the Bastet Egyptian Goddess Statue, she stands dignified and upright, her features blending the grace of a feline with the majesty of the divine. She is both an object of worship and a testament to the seamless integration of art and religion. Arturban Statue can customize various Egyptian Art statues. Welcome to contact us for more details.