Samtpfotiges Symbol einer ägyptisch

Samtpfotiges Symbol einer ägyptischen Göttin. Die Staatsgöttin Bastet stand bei den Pharaonen für die lebenserhaltende Kraft der Sonne, sie galt als Beschützerin der Menschen. Das sie dem Kult nach selber einen Katzenkopf trug, erkor sie eine Katze als ihr heiliges Tier. Original: Brtitish Museum, London. Ägypten, 6. Jh. v. Chr. Feinpatinierter Metallguss, Höhe mit Sockel 18 cm.

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Velvet-pawed symbol of an Egyptian goddess. The State goddess Bastet was the Pharaohs for the life-sustaining force of the Sun, it was considered the protector of the people. That the cult for himself wore a cat's head, she chose a cat as her sacred animal. Original: Brtitish Museum, London. Egypt, 6th century BC Feinpatinierter metal casting, height with base 18 cm.

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Samtpfotiges symbol of an Egyptian goddess. The State goddess Bastet was at the Pharaohs for the life-sustaining power of the sun, it was regarded as the protector of the people. That by itself was a stone head of the cult, they chose a cat as her sacred animal. Original: Brtitish Museum, London. Egypt, 6th century. V. Chr. Feinpatinierter metal casting, height with base 18 cm.

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Samtpfotiges symbol of an Egyptian goddess. The Staatsgottin Bastet is surmounted with solar disc was standing by the Pharaohs for the life-saving power of the sun, she was regarded as the guardian of the people. You worship a celluloid itself contributed to a cat, because you as your sacred animal. Original: Brtitish Museum, London. Egypt, 6. Century BC Feinpatinierter metal castings, Height with base 18 cm).