Figure of Pharaoh with triad. 21 cm.

Description

High density resin figures with metallic baths (bronze, copper, zinc, etc).

Height: 21 cm.

Decorative elements of great beauty and detail. Gods, Kings, Heroes and mythological themes of antiquity.

Figure of Pharaoh with Triad of gods. Figure of an Egyptian king. The word Pharaoh comes from the Egyptian word Per -Aa, “big house”. In Egypt the king was considered a quasi-divine being from the earliest dynasties, identified with the god Horus, but was not normally deified during his lifetime. After his death, the deceased pharaoh was “osirified”, merging with the god Osiris and acquiring immortality and divine status, and becoming venerated as gods in the temples.

The first king of the historical period was Narmer-Menes, who reunified Egypt and ruled around 3150 BC. The last queen was Cleopatra VII, of the Ptolemaic dynasty, who reigned from 51-30 BC.