Bastet Goddess Statue Chrisitan has appeared in a multitude

has appeared in a multitude of forms and made himself known by many names to nearly every culture throughout time

such as maintaining the universe

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Queen Nefertari offering Oils to Goddess Isis Papyrus - Scene QV66 Tomb of Nefertari - Hand-painted Egyptian Papyrus - Black/Gold

and the judgment of the dead

Bastet Goddess Statue Chrisitan has appeared in a multitudeBastet was one of the most popular goddesses in Ancient Egypt, often described as being a goddess of the people. Generally depicted as a cat, or as a woman with the head of a Cat. She is depicted here holding the Ankh, a symbol of eternal life, balance & protection. She is the daughter of the God Re, and herself representative of joy, love and protection. Dimensions: Height: 26cm 10. 2 inchesWidth: 15cm 6 inchesDepth: 9cm 3. 5 inches Cold Cast Bronze