This gorgeous Egyptian - Bastet - Collectible Figurine Statue Figure Cat Egypt has the finest details and highest quality you will find anywhere! Our team prides ourselves on finding the best prices without reducing quality, and in this Egyptian Collection, we have definitely done just that! The craftsmanship of this lovely Egyptian - Bastet - Collectible Figurine Statue Figure Cat Egypt is truly remarkable.

Egyptian - Bastet - Collectible Figurine Statue Figure Cat Egypt Details:

• Condition: Brand New
• Item SKU: SS-Y-5392
• Dimensions: H: 5.5 (inches)
• Crafted with: Resin

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Fun Information:

This Egyptian - Bastet depicts the ancient Egyptian deity Bastet in the form of a house cat. Bastet, or Bastet, was born the child of the sun god Ra, became the wife of Ptah, and the mother of Mihos. Bastet was an Egyptian divinity who is still markedly recognized by many today. Her admiration began around the year 3200 BC during the period of the second dynasty in the northern Egyptian town of Bubastis. There, and in some other ancient cities, Egyptians celebrated Bastet’s feast day, October 31st, with immense delight and passion in order to pay tribute their goddess, their protector. Linked to Neith, the Night Goddess, Bastet also symbolized the moon in its job of making women fruitful. She was also the Egyptian Goddess of gratification, music, dancing and ecstasy and protector of women, children, and house cats. Further, she was related with the Eye of Ra, serving as the means of the Sun God's retribution; Cats were extremely sacred animals to the ancient Egyptians. Cats were esteemed in Egyptian culture for their talent in catching mice and pests and fighting off snakes. They held an important, honored position in many households and were seen as even more important than humans.