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Egyptian Canopic Jars
HISTORY: Canopic Jars were in use from the Old Kingdom onwards in Egypt to store various internal organs removed during mummification. The four jars eventually came to represent the Four Sons of Horus. Each jar had the head of a demi-god charged with the safekeeping of a particular human organ. Each also represented one of the four points of the compass, and was associated with a particular protective goddess.
Duamutef -- the Jackal (East) contained the stomach and was protected by the goddess Neith.
Qebehsenuef -- the Falcon (West) contained the intestines and was protected by the goddess Selket.
Hapi -- the Baboon (North) contained the lungs and was protected by the goddess Nephthys.
Imseti -- the Human (South) contained the liver and was protected by the goddess Isis.
Duamutef -- the Jackal (East) contained the stomach and was protected by the goddess Neith.
Qebehsenuef -- the Falcon (West) contained the intestines and was protected by the goddess Selket.
Hapi -- the Baboon (North) contained the lungs and was protected by the goddess Nephthys.
Imseti -- the Human (South) contained the liver and was protected by the goddess Isis.
Product Information for Canopic Jars
• Finish: Natural Stone • Size: 9" tall • Type: Canopic Jars • Material: bonded stone
• Shipping weight: 1 jar: 5 pounds • 2 Jars: 8 pounds
• Shipping weight: 4 Jars: 16 pounds (9"-large) and 5 pounds (4.5"-small)
• Finish: Natural Stone • Size: 9" tall • Type: Canopic Jars • Material: bonded stone
• Shipping weight: 1 jar: 5 pounds • 2 Jars: 8 pounds
• Shipping weight: 4 Jars: 16 pounds (9"-large) and 5 pounds (4.5"-small)
#E-209GP, Golden Selket Statue - Reproduction of one of four golden goddesses surrounding the golden shrine holding the four canopic jars in Tutankhamun's tomb. 13.75" tall.
Sarcophagus Box - Reproduced from the massive sarcophagus that held three nested inner coffins, the innermost of which contained Tutankhamun's mummy.
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#E-049S Hapi
The Baboon, North
The Baboon, North
#E-047S
Duamutef
The Jackal,
East
Duamutef
The Jackal,
East
#E-048S
Qebehsenuef
The Falcon,
West
Qebehsenuef
The Falcon,
West
#E-050S Imseti
The Human, South
The Human, South
Reproduced from the 600 B.C.originals in the Egyptian Museum of Cairo, these canopic jars are a fascinating alternative to "ordinary" jars for storing small items! The rich mythology of canopic jars in the ancient Egyptian culture make them great conversation pieces, too! Available in two sizes -- large (9") and small (4.5" - small jars available in sets of four, only.)
Any Single 9" Jar - $39.00
Any Two 9" Jars - $78.00
All Four 4.5" Jars - $66.00
You SAVE $5.00 in shipping!
You SAVE $5.00 in shipping!
All Four 9" Jars - $151.00
You SAVE $5.00
Plus save $14 in shipping!
You SAVE $5.00
Plus save $14 in shipping!
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#E-210GP, Golden Isis Statue - Reproduction of one of four golden goddesses surrounding the golden shrine holding the four canopic jars in Tutankhamun's tomb. 13.75" tall.
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