Invite the spirit of ancient Egyptian harmony into your space with this magnificent handcrafted statue of the Goddess Hathor. Known as the patroness of music, dance, and maternal love, Hathor represents the nourishing power of the cosmos. This piece is a sophisticated representation of her most iconic divine form.

Artisan Craftsmanship & Sacred Symbols:

• The Celestial Crown: The statue is topped with the majestic horns of the sacred cow cradling the solar disk, a symbol of Hathor’s role as the Eye of Ra and the Mother of the Sun.

• Masterful Hand-Carving: Every detail, from the symmetry of the traditional wig to the serene, enigmatic smile, is carved by hand. The artisan has captured the soft, feminine grace that made Hathor’s temple art some of the most celebrated in the Nile Valley.

• Historical Accuracy: The upright posture and the intricate engravings on the base reflect the monumental style found in the Great Temple of Dendera, ensuring an authentic gallery-quality aesthetic.

Why This Collector’s Piece?

Hathor was often called “The Mistress of Turquoise” and “The Lady of the Sky.” This statue is designed for those who appreciate the intersection of spiritual meaning and high-end craftsmanship. Its prestigious finish and symbolic depth make it an ideal centerpiece for a library, office, or a private collection focused on the world’s most enduring myths.

Statue of the Priest Djehutymes – The Majesty of Sacred Rites

Technical Description

This rare piece embodies one of the finest examples of ancient Egyptian sculpture. The priest Djehutymes appears in all his dignity and spiritual majesty, in an artistic composition that reflects the sacred status of temple priests during the New Kingdom.

The statue is entirely hand-carved from solid black granite, with exceptional precision that highlights the strength of the features and the balanced geometric composition characteristic of ancient Egyptian religious and royal sculptures.

Majestic Sacred Details

Above the statue’s head is a unique and majestic depiction of the sacred beards of the Wadjet cobra, symbols of protection and divine sovereignty. Between them is the cartouche of King Amenhotep, in a composition that reflects the profound connection between royal power and religious belief in ancient Egypt.

Eyes That Lively Resonate

One of the most distinctive details of this piece is the eyes, inlaid with rare quartz stones, which give the statue a captivating, living gaze that reflects the skill of the ancient Egyptian artist in embodying the spirit and eternal presence within the stone. Exquisite Hand-Carved Detail
Every detail has been meticulously hand-crafted, from the symmetry of the body and the formal posture to the intricate details of the hands and the sacred crown, with expertly carved openings at the arms that showcase the sculptor’s skill and mastery of the solid granite.

A Timeless Material

Black granite is one of the hardest and most durable stones used by the ancient Egyptians. It was often reserved for sacred and royal pieces, symbolizing eternity, power, and continuity through time.

Story Behind The Sculpture
Priests in ancient Egypt were more than just religious figures; they were guardians of sacred rituals and custodians of spiritual knowledge within the great temples.

The priest Djehutymes, in particular, was associated with awe and reverence, representing the link between the earthly and divine realms.

This work is inspired by the spirit of the original sculptures placed within temples to commemorate high-ranking religious figures. The quartz-inlaid eyes were designed to reflect the ancient Egyptian concept of “eternal presence,” as if the statue were still silently observing time.

Specifications:

Material: Solid natural black granite
Eye inlay: Rare quartz stones
Craftsmanship: Entirely hand-carved
Height: 41 cm
Width: 14 cm
Special details: Hollowed-out hands – Crown decorated with the wadjet and cartouche of King Amenhotep
Style: New Kingdom Art
Country of origin: Egypt