The Goddess Hathor at The British Museum London

Discover the enchanting presence of The Goddess Hathor, inspired by a remarkable limestone sculpture dating back to the 18th Dynasty, around 1400 BC. This exquisite replica, meticulously crafted from high-quality resin, captures the essence of ancient Egyptian artistry and devotion.

The goddess is adorned with a distinctive three-part wig, a clear indication of her divine status. Though the original piece does not bear her name, Egyptologists have identified her through the intricacies of her design and connection to the larger narrative of King Amenhotep III’s reign. This figure was once part of a grand ensemble, seated elegantly beside the king, with the god Osiris positioned on his right, symbolizing the interconnectedness of divinity and royalty.

Every detail of this sculpture is brought to life with a stunning marble and bronze effect patina, reflecting the timeless beauty of classical heritage. It serves not only as a decorative piece but also as a conversation starter, inviting you to explore the rich tapestry of ancient civilizations.

Embrace the allure of history in your space with this remarkable representation of The Goddess Hathor, a timeless tribute to the artistry of the past, expertly recreated for the modern admirer.