Great Ancient Egyptian Sekhmet Goddess Amulet (circa 1550–1070 B.C.)
Great Ancient Egyptian Sekhmet Goddess Amulet (circa 1550–1070 B.C.)
Great Ancient Egyptian Sekhmet Goddess Sitting Amulet
Dimensions: [6.8 cm x 2cm x 3cm]
Weight: [18.6g]
Unleash the fierce power of Sekhmet, the lion-headed goddess of war and healing, with this authentic amulet from ancient Egypt. Depicting the goddess sitting regally, this amulet serves as a powerful symbol of protection, strength, and divine wrath. Sekhmet, known as the protector of pharaohs and the bringer of both plague and healing, was a central figure in Egyptian mythology, and her likeness was often worn for protection and to invoke her powerful presence.
Dating:
This amulet likely dates to the New Kingdom period of Ancient Egypt (circa 1550–1070 B.C.), a time when Sekhmet was widely worshipped across Egypt as one of the most powerful and feared deities. However, her veneration continued well into later periods, making this piece potentially from later dynasties as well.
Condition:
Despite its age, the amulet remains in good condition. The goddess's form, including her characteristic lioness head and seated posture, is clearly recognizable. Some natural wear is visible, which only adds to the authenticity and historical significance of this artifact.
Provenance:
Acquired from an established antiquities auction house.
This amulet offers a direct connection to the world of ancient Egyptian magic and power, perfect for any collector of antiquities or anyone drawn to the mythology and symbolism of Ancient Egypt.
Shipping:
Securely packaged with full insurance and tracking, this item is available for international shipping.
Take home a piece of ancient history with this stunning Sekhmet amulet—a true representation of Egypt’s fierce and protective goddess.