Ancient Egyptian Symbols
Palace of Ramses Egyptian Console
Price: $475*
(Design Toscano)
Recalling dynasties rich with ancient wisdom, faux gold leaf reflects the beautiful sculptural detail of this true statement piece. Flanked by ornate images of the pharaohs, double doors covered with symbols of Ramses' reign open to reveal a single shelf for storage.
Merchant: Design Toscano
Sacred Cat Brooch - Egyptian 600 - 30 B.C
Egyptian Collection - The cat was sacred in ancient Egypt. Admired for its virility, strength and agility, it was also the symbol of Bastet, the benevolent cat goddess who represented motherhood and joy. She was often portrayed as a woman with a cat's head.
Merchant: Museum Store Company
Dover Gods and Deities CD-ROM and Book Gods and Deities CD-ROM and Book
Sale Price: $12.47*
Retail: $14.95 (17% off!)
(MisterArt)
Adapted from ancient sources, these signs, seals, and symbols range from the simplest drawings of Egyptian gods to intricate images of Greek and Roman deities.
Merchant: MisterArt
Double Scarab Bracelet, sterling - Egyptian
The scarab beetle rolls its food into a ball, suggesting to the ancient Egyptians the rolling of the all-powerful sun across the sky. Thus the scarab became the symbol of the sun-god.
Merchant: Museum Store Company
Scarab & Lapis Earrings - Egyptian
The ancient Egyptians attached great religious significance to the combination of lapis and gold and to the humble scarab beetle, a symbol of resurrection and eternal life. Regalia made of gold and lapis was believed to place the wearer under the protection of the sun and heaven.
Merchant: Museum Store Company
Sacred Cat Sculpture - Egyptian, 600 - 30 B.C
The cat was sacred in ancient Egypt. Admired for its virility, strength and agility, it was also the symbol of Bastet, the benevolent cat goddess who represented motherhood and joy. She was often portrayed as a woman with a cat's head.
Merchant: Museum Store Company