Akhenaten Ushabti

Akhenaten UshabtiAkhenaten and his wife Nefertiti were behind a revolutionary time in ancient Egyptian history, referred to by Egyptologists as the Amarna Interlude. This period was signified by adoption of new styles of art coupled with religious revolution. The new religion established worship of a sole deity, Aten. Ushabtis were small statues in ancient Egyptian culture, created to serve the deceased in the afterlife. They were a common part of funerary practices

A detail of one of the colossal statues of Ramses II flanking the entrance of Abu Simbel

'King Tut on Chariot Triumphing over Enemies'

and that they traversed the sky when he

flew across it

has gold teeth

Serving the god Odin

5cm / 1 inchesPendant Width: 1cm / 0

Medium Queen Nefertiti Bust Figurine

She taught the essential respect that humanity must have toward our earth

with its triple invocation of holiness (a formula that came to be known as the Trisagion)

A striking Egyptian statue for collectors

Sometimes she is depicted with wings on each arm or as a woman with an ostrich feather on her head