UNIQUE EGYPTIAN ANTIQUE 4 Canopic Jars Sons Of Horus Large As Copy Original One

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UNIQUE EGYPTIAN ANTIQUE 4 Canopic Jars Sons Of Horus Large As Copy Original One:
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Item Description

Amazing black basalt vases of the mummification /the canopic jar’s- the jar’s to use when you mummified the mummy of the king or the queen to save the organs in it to use in the anther life .

the vases made from real black basalt stone handcrafted from beginning to the in end as the original one.

Discover the timeless allure of ancient Egypt with this set of four Canopic jars, intricately crafted to embody the essence of the Sons of Horus. Each jar stands at an impressive 55 cm (21.6 inches) tall, with a uniform black basalt composition that adds a touch of solemnity to their appearance. These vintage reproductions are true to the original craftsmanship, merging historical significance with modern aesthetics. The jars originate from Egypt, bearing the rich cultural heritage and style synonymous with antique collectibles. Despite their reproduction status, these pieces resonate with the antiquity of the era, making them a valuable addition to any collection or as stand-alone pieces that exude a unique historical charm.

Historical Overview

Canopic jars were used in ancient Egyptian funerary practices to store the internal organs of the deceased, removed during the mummification process.

Origins and Purpose

The use of canopic jars dates back to the Old Kingdom period, around 2600 BCE. The jars were believed to:

- Protect the organs: Canopic jars were thought to safeguard the internal organs, ensuring the deceased person's Ka (life force) could return to the body.

- Preserve the body: By removing and storing the organs, the ancient Egyptians aimed to prevent decay and preserve the body for the afterlife.

The Four Sons of the God Horus

Each canopic jar was associated with one of the four sons of the god Horus, who were believed to protect the organs:

- Amset (human-headed): Protected the liver

- Hapy (baboon-headed): Protected the lungs

- Duamutef (jackal-headed): Protected the stomach

- Qebehsenuef (falcon-headed): Protected the intestines

Construction and Decoration

Canopic jars were typically made of:

- Alabaster or limestone: Used for the jar's body

- Wood or stone: Used for the lid, often shaped like the head of the corresponding son of Horus

The jars were often decorated with:

- Hieroglyphics: Inscriptions that identified the owner and the organs stored within

- Symbolic images: Depictions of the sons of Horus, gods, and other funerary symbols

Burial and Legacy

Canopic jars were placed in the tomb, usually within a canopic chest, to accompany the mummified body. The use of canopic jars continued until the Roman period, around 300 CE.

The legacy of canopic jars extends beyond ancient Egypt, influencing art, literature, and popular culture. They remain an fascinating aspect of ancient Egyptian funerary practices and a testament to the civilization's intricate beliefs about the afterlife

Basic Information

Size:Height : 55 Cm / 21.6 inch

Type: Set 4 Canopic Jars Sons of Horus

Color: As Shown In Pictures

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