Horus God Statue

Horus God Statue – The Falcon-Headed Protector in Bronze Finish

Detailed Look at the Celestial Ruler

The statue is hand-cast from high-quality polyresin, a material that allows for the capture of even the finest details, such as the feathers on the falcon head, the muscular physique, or the hieroglyphs on the base. The surface is bronzed and hand-painted with gold and red accents (e.g., the sun disk, jewelry). Horus stands in a dynamic, striding pose. On his head, he wears the Pschent (the Double Crown of Upper and Lower Egypt), signifying his rule over the entire land. In his left hand, he holds the Ankh symbol of life, and in his right hand, he grips the Was scepter, a symbol of power and dominion.

Historical and Mythological Context

Horus was the son of Osiris and Isis. After the murder of his father, he waged a long and fierce battle against his uncle Seth, the god of chaos, to reclaim the throne of Egypt. In this fight, he lost an eye, which became the famous "Eye of Horus" – a symbol of healing and protection. Every Pharaoh was considered the earthly embodiment of Horus. As the god of the sky and hunting, he was associated with the falcon, a predator that flies high and sees all. By placing this statue in your home, you symbolically ensure protection against confusion and chaos.

Caring for the Divine Artifact

To ensure the statue lasts as long as the pyramids of Giza, please follow these recommendations:

• Handling: Polyresin is strong but brittle if dropped. Be especially careful with protruding parts like the scepter or ears. Place the statue in a stable spot.
• Cleaning: Remove dust with a fine brush or a dry duster. Do not use water or chemical cleaners, which could damage the patina and hand painting.
• Placement: The statue is intended exclusively for indoor use. Prolonged exposure to direct sunlight may cause colours to fade.

This statue would look magnificent next to an Anubis figurine or on a stylish pedestal with an Egyptian theme.

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