Figurine Anubis & Sphinx - Egyptian Candlestick

With their intricate black and gold design sculptures, these ancient Egyptian artworks will bring a touch of history and mystique to any space. Each statue is crafted to capture the essence of this powerful deity.

Whether you're an art enthusiast, a history lover, or a collector, these items are perfect for you. If you're fascinated by Egyptian mythology, gods, and goddesses, this piece would be a valuable addition to your collection. Display them proudly in your home, office, or even in a museum setting. Both of these figurines are also the perfect gift for your loved ones and friends who love the Egyptian civilization and mythology.

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About the Anubis Statue  

Our Anubis statues capture the essence of this revered deity, with exquisite attention to the details and craftsmanship.

Each gods statue is hand-painted and made from resin, making it durable and long-lasting. The statue features Anubis, the Egyptian god of the underworld, in a seated position with his iconic jackal head and black and gold attire.

Anubis is known as the god of mummification and the afterlife and is often depicted with a staff and a Was scepter, symbolizing his role as a guardian and guide in the underworld. This statue is a beautiful representation of Anubis and a great addition to any home or office space.

Don't miss the chance to own a stunning Egyptian masterpiece like the Anubis statue. The divine presence of Anubis, the deity associated with embalming and the underworld, will truly enhance the ambiance of any space.

Who is Anubis, The Egyptian Dog God? 

Anubis, The Egyptian God of Death and the Underworld was one of the most important and powerful deities in ancient Egyptian religion. As the god of the underworld, Anubis was associated with mummification and the afterlife. He was also considered as the ancient divinity of embalmers and the protector of tombs. Anubis was often depicted on murals by embalming ancient Egyptians' dead bodies with specific rituals and then bringing their soul to the afterlife.

Anubis is the son of Nephthys and Osiris, his peculiarity is his jackal's head, and also the fact that he is the god of the dogs of the desert and the necropolis. In the texts of the pyramids, he introduced the dead into the other world and took part in the weighing of the heart.

The canine form of the god Anubis may have been inspired by the Ancient Egyptians, who observed the behavior of canids. These creatures were often opportunistic scavengers, wandering the necropolis at night in search of corpses. Dogs were also useful to the Egyptians. When they got lost in the desert, they could count on the desert dogs to bring them back to the city. 

In ancient Egyptian art, Anubis is often depicted with a jackal's head and a human body, wearing a long, striped sheath. He is often shown holding a staff with a Was scepter, symbolizing his role as a guide and protector in the underworld. The image of Anubis, the jackal-headed god, has become iconic in Egyptian art and mythology. His bronze sculptures and statues are highly sought after, representing both religious and artistic significance. 

Many ancient Egyptians revered Anubis and invoked his protection in the afterlife. His popularity continued throughout the history of ancient Egypt, remaining an important figure in the pantheon of Egyptian gods.