Tag Archives: Ancient Egyptian Sculpture

1. Introduction of Horus Sculpture Horus is one of the most important deities in ancient Egyptian mythology, revered as the god of the sky and patron of the pharaohs. He often appears with a falcon-headed figure, symbolizing royal power, justice, and victory. His eyes represent the sun and moon, respectively, thus closely linking him to […]

1. Introduction of Bronze Sphinx Statue The sphinx is one of ancient Egypt’s most iconic sculptural figures, combining the power of a lion with the wisdom of a human. It symbolizes royal power, protection, and divine majesty. The most famous example is the Great Sphinx of Giza, which sits majestically beside the pyramids, guarding the […]

1. Introduction of Ancient Egypt Anubis Statue Anubis is a prominent underworld god in ancient Egyptian mythology, often depicted as a human with a jackal’s head. He is the guardian of mummification and the protector of tombs and the dead. In ancient beliefs, Anubis oversaw the embalming process, ensuring the deceased’s safe passage into the […]

1. Introduction of Egyptian King Statue This statuette, “An Ancestral King,” dates from the Late to Early Ptolemaic period (390–246 BCE), dating to the 30th Dynasty or later. This period marked the end of indigenous Egyptian rule, but religious traditions and ancestor worship persisted. The term “Ancestral King” was not a specific pharaoh, but rather […]

1. Introduction of Sphinx Figurine The Egyptian sphinx, originating during the Old Kingdom, is one of the most iconic symbols of ancient Egyptian civilization. Typically depicted with a lion’s body and a human head, it embodies the power of the lion and the wisdom of the pharaoh, symbolizing royal power, protection, and the blessing of […]

1. Introduction of Anubis Sculpture Anubis is a highly representative deity in ancient Egyptian mythology, typically depicted as a black jackal with a human body. Regarded as the patron saint of the dead and the master of mummification, he played a central role in ancient Egyptian funerary rituals. He was believed to protect tombs from […]

1. Introduction of Egyptian Servant Statue The Egyptian Queen’s Faithful Servant Statue is an artistic recreation inspired by ancient Egyptian court culture. Crafted from fiberglass, a lightweight yet sturdy material, it is covered in gold and colorful ornamentation, creating a luxurious, royal atmosphere. Through the artistic interpretation of the attendant’s attire and posture, the Egyptian […]

1. Introduction of Egyptian Goddess Sculpture In ancient Egyptian mythology, Isis is one of the most revered goddesses, considered the embodiment of motherhood, magic, and rebirth. As the wife of Osiris and mother of Horus, Isis carries the sacred duties of protecting her family, upholding the throne, and healing all things. Her image is often […]

1. Introduction of King Tut Guardian Statue King Tutankhamun is one of the most celebrated pharaohs of the New Kingdom of Ancient Egypt, renowned for the wealth of exquisite funerary objects found in his tomb. Although his reign was brief, his image as a “young pharaoh” symbolized rebirth, protection, and divine power. In ancient Egyptian […]

1. Introduction of Anubis Jackal Statue In ancient Egyptian mythology, Anubis is the god of the underworld, protector, and guide of the dead. He is often depicted with a black jackal-headed or dog-headed human body, symbolizing death, rebirth, and judgment. Anubis is considered the master of mummification and funeral rites, responsible for protecting the souls […]