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Horus Egyptian Store RARE Ancient Ram headed sphinx Raplica museum piece Egyptian Antiquities BCWelcome to the Horus Bazaar Egyptamazing statue of the Egyptian goddess Khnum
God, the creator and protector of mankind, in ancient Egyptian mythology.it’s has tha body of the lion with a ram head a symbol of the old Egyptian god Amun this statue of sphinx it were on both side along the great processional way that connected Luxor and Karnak temples.
the statue it’s handcrafted by skilled Egyptian hands.made of Stone with gold origin of the history of rams
The design of Luxor\'s rams dates back to the god
\"Khnum\", which is one of the main symbols in the ancient Egyptian religion. For the sake of intermarriage and fertility, and then for the good of the country and its development, the celebration of the “Opet Festival” began, according to ancient Egyptian texts, during the eighteenth dynasty of the state era. The New Kingdom, and it continued to be celebrated until the end of ancient Egyptian times, and there is evidence that the \"Opet Festival\" continued to be celebrated until the Ptolemaic era.Create a road for rams
The idea of constructing the Rams Road goes back in the past to witness the celebrations of the Opet Festival, feasts, events, and the coronation of kings from the temples of Karnak to Luxor annually, and it includes statues of the Sphinx. or rams. Its length is 2700 meters from Luxor Temple to Karnak Temple. In the Pharaonic era, the number of rams in the two rows was 1300 rams, but the current rams are one of all these rams, only about 300 original rams. As for the rest of the rams, they are remnants that were destroyed in the eras that followed the Pharaonic times.Opet Feast
The construction of the Ram Road is attributed to King \"Amenhotep III\" of the Eighteenth Dynasty, who began building the Luxor Temple, but the largest share of the implementation belongs to King \"Nectanebo I\", the founder of the thirtieth pharaonic branch. . The appearance of the ram as a sacred animal dates back to prehistoric times. The beginning of its appearance was in the form of rock slabs carved in the form of a ram, and the ram on the road symbolizes the god \"Amon\", and the ancient Egyptians called it \"Wat Netr\", meaning the path of the god. .Shipment: DHL Fast Shipping 4-12 Days with track number.
Condition: Good Condition As shown in pictures.
Provenance: Stone in the Desert of the Egyptian City of Luxor.
Returns: we refund you money after you return the piece
