Large Canopic Jar - Duamutef
Duamutef guarded the stomach and was associated with the East and with the guardian goddess Neith, as well as with the sacred city of Buto. He was one of the four human sons of Horus, and is shown with the jackal's head.
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Large Canopic Jar - Duamutef
SUM5319
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Pewter Canopic Jars (set Of 4)
SUM6428
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These are so cute, and so small, they'd make a great miniature display with our other small items. |
Mummy Pen
Be careful what you write or the Curse of the Mummy might come true!
6 inches long. |
Mummy Pen
SUM5186
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Large Hapy Canopic Jar
SUM6403
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Not to be confused with the Nile god Hapi, this baboon-headed son of Horus guarded the lungs and was associated with the sacred city of Buto, the direction North, and the guardian goddess Nepthys. |
Large Canopic Jar - Kebehsenuef (Qebsenuef)
When Egyptians prepared bodies for mummification, certain internal organs were removed and carefully stored in sacred Canopic Jars, each assigned to a different magical genii protector. These genii were the human sons of the falcon god Horus. Through the centuries of usage there were many variations in depiction and assignment, but generally, Kebehsenuef guarded the intestines, represented the West and was associated with the guardian goddess Selket. He was usually depicted with a falcon's head, an associated with the city of Hierakonpolis.
8 inches tall |
Large Canopic Jar - Kebehsenuef (Qebsenuef)
SUM5317
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Large Qubsenuef Canopic Jar
SUM6402
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These jars are just unbelievably beautiful. Also spelled Kebesneuf or Khebeseneuf. With his falcon-head, Kebseneuf was another of the human sons of Horus, guarded the intestines. His direction was the West, and he was asociated with the scorpion goddess Selket. |
