Egyptian goddesses were among the most feared and beautiful goddesses in the world. They have immense wealth and power and have changed the history of Ancient Egypt forever. Which of these powerful women would you be?
This adorable little bag is made from cotton fabric digitally printed with seated black cats on a golden background. The cats are in the style of the Egyptian goddess Bastet. The pouch is lined with black cotton fabric printed with coordinating golden-yellow hieroglyphics. The pouch is topped with a coordinating black zipper. The bag has a 1 inch key ring on the side, making it perfectly portable. This pouch size is perfect for coins, an ID, gaming dice, or other tiny treasures. I carried a coin pouch like this for two years. Not only did it last well, I got tons of compliments! All cotton fabric, lined with heavy interfacing to help hold its shape. Measures 4 3/8 inches at the zipper, about 3 1/2 inches tall. Print placement may vary from the pouch shown. Lip balm and coins not included, they are used as suggestive props only. Ships via US Postal Service, shipping options available.
This antique 18k Yellow Gold Egyptian Cartouche pendant features an intricate design at the bail as well as intricately detailed hieroglyphics vertically. Each symbol represents a letter in the alphabet, and the symbols translate to "I Love U". ⊹ Vintage 18k Yellow Gold ⊹ Excellent vintage, pre-owned condition ⊹ Length: 49mm ⊹ Width: 9.8mm *Note- Pendant does NOT come with chain shown in image- chain is solely shown for perspective*
Crafted in homage to the fierce deity Sekhmet of ancient Egypt, this Gold Goddess Sekhmet Pendant Necklace encapsulates millennia of history and symbolism. Adorned with intricate details, it embodies the power and grace of Egyptian culture, making it a timeless gift for both men and women seeking to channel the strength of the divine. Material: 14K Gold Filled Over Brass, this piece is sturdy, easy to clean, and built to last with a timeless, vintage-inspired finish. History: Inspired by ancient Egyptian culture, particularly the goddess Sekhmet. Spiritually: Represents strength, power, and protection, drawing from Sekhmet's attributes. Talisman: Thought to bring courage and ward off negative energies. Handmade: Crafted with care and attention to detail, adding a personal touch. Healing: Believed to promote inner strength and vitality. Symbolism: Depicts the fierce yet nurturing energy of Sekhmet. How to Wear: Designed to fit any chain up to 5mm, offering versatility in styling. Gold Goddess Sekhmet Pendant Necklace: A striking piece of Egyptian jewelry. Gift For Men and Women: Suitable for anyone seeking empowerment and connection to ancient cultures. History Side For Those Who Are Interested Sekhmet, an ancient Egyptian goddess, holds a significant place in the pantheon of Egyptian deities, embodying power, healing, and protection. Her history intertwines with the evolution of Egyptian civilization and its religious beliefs. The origins of Sekhmet can be traced back to the Early Dynastic Period (circa 3100–2686 BCE), where she initially appeared as a lioness-headed goddess associated with the desert, warfare, and destruction. In this form, she was believed to possess immense strength and ferocity, capable of unleashing devastation upon enemies of the gods and defenders of ma'at, the principle of truth, balance, and order. Sekhmet's name derives from the Egyptian word "sekhem," meaning power or might, reflecting her role as a formidable force in both the physical and spiritual realms. She was often depicted as a lioness or as a woman with the head of a lioness, symbolizing her fierce and protective nature. As Egyptian society evolved, so too did Sekhmet's attributes and associations. Over time, she became closely linked with healing and medicine, particularly through her role as a solar deity associated with the sun god Ra. In this aspect, she was believed to possess the power to ward off illness and to cure ailments, earning her the epithet "Lady of Life." One of the most enduring myths concerning Sekhmet is the tale of the "Destruction of Mankind," in which Ra sends her to punish humanity for its disobedience. However, Sekhmet's bloodlust threatens to annihilate all of creation until the other gods intervene, tricking her into consuming beer dyed to resemble blood. Intoxicated, she falls asleep and awakens as the benevolent Hathor, symbolizing the duality of destruction and renewal inherent in Egyptian religious beliefs. Sekhmet remained a popular and revered deity throughout ancient Egyptian history, with numerous temples and shrines dedicated to her worship. One of the most famous of these is the Temple of Mut in Karnak, where she was venerated alongside her consort Ptah and their son Nefertem. With the decline of ancient Egyptian civilization and the rise of Christianity, the worship of Sekhmet, like that of many other Egyptian gods, gradually waned. However, her legacy endures in modern times, as she continues to captivate the imaginations of people around the world with her complex mythology and timeless symbolism of strength, healing, and protection. Today, she remains a potent symbol of feminine power and resilience, revered by those who seek her guidance and protection.
Greek Name: Not applicable Egyptian Name: Ma ‘at Associated Objects: Ostrich feature and plinth (stone platform) Main Cult Center: All of Egypt Role: Order; Truth; Justice Ma ‘at was important to t…
Wadjet was one of the the most powerful Goddess's in Egypt. Represented by a Cobra often seen on the crowns of Pharaoh's as their protector. This Gold and Lapis serpent necklace embodies all the ancient mystical energies of the original snake jewellery worn by our Egyptian ancestors. "BE PROTECTED BY THE POWER OF WADJET" 24k Gold plated Silver Cabochon in Lapis Lazuli MADE IN ITALY
beautiful blue Uraeus Serpent cobra amulet the uraeus cobra is a symbol for the goddess wadjet she was one of the earliest egyptian deities and was often depicted as cobra as she is the serpent goddess It was also a symbol of protection and repelling evil from the king and the people. it’s handcrafted by skilled Egyptian hands. made in Egypt. Note:- please add available phone number to complete the process of shipping. For any help or any information about the items you can taxe me here on etsy- We will answer all questions promptly. For any help or any information about the items you can taxe me here on etsy Shipping:- All of our products are shipped by DHL After making good packaging for each piece to protect it from any scratches or breakage . Good luck to all of you 🙏