Egyptian Statues & Sculptures

Egyptian Bowl with Feet (3750 - 3000 BC). During the pre-dynastic period, Egyptian potters clearly relished creating all manner of intriguingly shaped platters, bowls and pitchers. Many of these ceramic items were based on animals. Here we have a small...

This Amarna Egyptian Princess Head statue is part of the Parastone 3D Mouseion Museum Collection of replicas. The head is made from resin with a skin tone to emulate red quartzite stone. Base is made from black wood. Portrait of an Egyptian Amarna...

This Naqada Egyptian statue is a stylized figure of a woman was carved from ivory during the first Naqada period. The large eyes were inlaid with precious lapis lazuli. In pre-dynastic Egypt such sculptures were often buried with the dead to ensure...

Egyptian Falcon Bird Statue. The Falcon God Horus is one of the oldest, most well-known Egyptian gods. As early as in pre-dynastic times ( 4th millennium B.C.), cosmic powers were ascribed to the falcon. In the very complex world of the Egyptian gods,...

This Ankh Djed Was Amulet Egyptian statue is a sis a combination of the Ankh cross with open eye symbolizing eternal life. The square medallion in the opening depicts the god Heh. The Djed column with four horizontal bars often associated with Osiris,...

This Egyptian Cat Bust reproduces an original Bastet figurine from the Egyptian Late Period (664-332). Bastet was attributed to have the power to invoke solar and lunar eclipses. She was associated with fertility through the cycles of the moon...

Egyptian Lover's Hands Statue, Akhenaten and Nefertiti. Lover's hands of Akhenaton and Nefertiti Egypt, the New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty (approx. 1350 BC) Pharoah Amenothep IV (Tutankhamun's father) was much less interested in military affairs than his...