➜ A finely detailed replica of an ancient Egyptian bronze cat, inspired by the image of Bastet, the goddess of protection, fertility, and domestic harmony. The figurine portrays the sacred cat in a seated position, symbolizing grace, strength, and divine presence. Made of bronze material with a rich aged patina that reflects the character of original museum pieces, this sculpture embodies the timeless artistry of ancient Egypt. Its smooth contours and serene facial features make it an elegant and symbolic display item. This replica captures the spirit of Egypt’s devotion to Bastet — believed to protect homes, bring good fortune, and ward off evil spirits. ➜ Why You’ll Love It: • Made of bronze with an antique patina – The sculpture features a naturally aged bronze surface that evokes the look and feel of authentic ancient artifacts. Its soft greenish tones and weathered texture give it a timeless presence reminiscent of museum-quality Egyptian bronzes. • Replica inspired by the goddess Bastet – Designed after the sacred cat of Bastet, the ancient Egyptian goddess of protection, fertility, and joy. The figure’s upright posture and serene expression capture the divine essence and elegance associated with this beloved deity. • Symbol of protection and harmony – In Egyptian belief, cats were seen as guardians of the home and bringers of good fortune. This figurine continues that legacy, representing safety, balance, and the nurturing power of the divine feminine. • Elegant museum-style display piece – Its refined proportions and minimalist form make it an impressive addition to any interior, whether displayed alone or as part of a curated Egyptian collection. • A timeless collectible for art and history lovers – Merging spiritual symbolism with ancient artistry, this bronze cat replica brings the beauty and mystery of Egypt’s past into the modern home. ➜ Don’t Miss Out: bring home the charm of Egypt’s sacred feline goddess. ➜ Height: 9.5 cm ➜ Width: 3.5 cm ➜ Weight: 205 gram ➜ Object: Egyptian Statue ➜ Material: Bronze ➜ Origin: Egypt