Statue of Ramses III and Horus and God Seth - 20*9*25 cm

The statue of Ramses III with Horus and Seth is a powerful symbol from ancient Egyptian art depicting the king's divine connection to the gods. The original piece of granite was found in the Temple of Habu.

Facts About Ramses III, Horus & God Seth

Ramses III, a pharaoh of the 20th Dynasty (circa 1186-1155 BC), stands between the falcon-headed Horus, the god of kingship and protection, and Seth, the god associated with chaos and storms.

As a symbol of royal power, Ramses is portrayed in a traditional pose, wearing the nemes headdress and holding the crook and flail.

Horus, often depicted as the pharaoh's protector, likely stands on one side of the statue, his falcon head representing his connection to the sky and divine guardianship.

Despite Seth's reputation for chaos, his presence in the statue signifies the king's ability to balance order and disorder. This triadic composition reflects the pharaoh's role as a cosmic mediator, maintaining harmony between opposing forces.

This piece was carved by Egyptian hands to be an exact copy of the original artwork, 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.