Egyptian Falcon Figurine: God Horus

Statuette of the Egyptian Falcon: God Horus
This is an exact replica of the statuette of the falcon Horus preserved at the British Museum.
A piece of its right wing is missing as well as its left eye, which Horus lost in a battle against his uncle Seth to avenge the death of his father Osiris.
According to legend, Horus's eyes are the sun (right eye) and the moon (left eye that he lost in battle). The legend says that when these two celestial bodies are not visible in the sky, Horus is blind.

The God Horus represents the order, balance, and universal harmony attributed to the Pharaohs. He symbolizes physical, intellectual, and spiritual strength.

This high-quality art reproduction is a unique collector's item from our "Egypt" collection.

It comes with its Parastone manufacturing certificate.

Material: Stone and marble powder with resin

Height: 13.5 cm
L x W: 6.5 x 14 cm
Weight: 850 g