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E-094SP, 6.75" tall,    stone with color details, (also available in natural stone,  $22.95)
Queen Nefertari
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E-012SP, 9" Tall. Repro-duced from a wall fragment of Nefertari's tomb.
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E-056SP 11.5" tall, Egyptian goddess of War, stone w/color details.
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11.5" Tall. Wall relief in stone with color details (also available in natural stone)
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Queen Nefertari Wall Relief, natural stone with color details
Isis Small Wall Relief, natural stone with color details
Maat-Egyptian Goddess of Truth and Justice Wall Reliefs
Maat is shown here wearing the symbolic ostrich feather of truth - against which the souls of the dead are weighed in the afterlife.  As the goddess of Truth and Justice, her image is a particularly fitting decorative accent for law and judicial offices.
Maat, Goddess of Truth and Justice - Wall Relief, Antiqued Stone with color details
Maat, Goddess of Truth and Justice - Wall Relief, Antiqued Stone
#E-061SP
Stone/Color

$35.95
#E-061S
Stone

$31.95
Product Information
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Product  #E-061S (stone) or #E-061SP (Stone/Color Details)
• Finish: Natural Stone or Stone with color details
• Type: Wall Relief  •
  Material: Bonded stone
• Size: 11.5" tall
MYTHOLOGY:  Maat is the Goddess of Truth and Justice who personifies cosmic order and harmony as established by the Creator God at the beginning of time. Her symbol is an ostrich feather. The seated image of Maat was held in Pharaoh’s hand like a doll and presented as an offering to the Gods. This meant that the king was the representative of divine order, since Maat was seen as legitimizing the king's authority to govern and to uphold the laws of the universe, which she embodies. Judges were regarded as priests of Maat. In the hall of judgment at the weighing of the heart, the heart of the deceased was placed on the scales of justice, balanced against the feather of Maat, symbol of justice and truth.  Unworthy hearts would be devoured by one of several deities, such as the lion goddess Ammit, and doomed to remain in the underworld of the dead, forbidden to advance to the afterlife.
 
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