Golden Egyptian Goddess Bastet Statue - 14*10*27 cm

Bastet was the goddess of protection, happiness, and bringing good health, and she had a head of a cat and a slender female body, and she was most commonly worshiped as a diety in Lower Egypt.

Facts about the Egyptian Cat Goddess Bastet

• Egyptian goddess bastet was the goddess of protection, pleasure, and good health. She had a cat's head and a slender female body.
• Bastet the Egyptian cat god, was Ra's daughter, Sekhmet's sister, Ptah's wife, and Mihos' mother.
• The Bastet Goddess was worshiped as a lioness and later as a cat.
• Bastet was linked to Nefertum, the god of perfume and sweet smells, who was thought to be her son. This connection relates to the meaning of her name, "ointment jar."
• Bastet was associated with Sekhmet, but her image softened over time to show a daily companion and helper, unlike Sekhmet's savage avenger form.
• Bubastis, also called Per-Bast, was an important temple for Bastet. It was known for its beautiful design and green gardens. 

• The Bastet temple at Bubastis offered various services, including medical attention, counseling, and food distribution.

  
   

This piece was carved by Egyptian hands to be an exact copy of the original artifact, and the piece comes with a documented certificate from the Egyptian Supreme Council of Antiquities to ensure its quality. It's a precious gift for your loved ones and an unforgettable souvenir.