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This artifact/sculpture is an official reproduction of the original work of art.The material (resin and sandstone) and finish has been approved by the foundation of the artist.?Immaculate detailing makes it an accurate resemblance of the original and invites you to bring history into your home. The sculpture adds a sense of gravitas to your space.

Where: Home décor. Office decor. Bedroom décor. living room decor. TV room decor?

Placement: Office desk. shelf. high table?

Makes for a touching gift for any occasion such as a birthday gift. and housewarming gift.?

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?About the artist:?Although other goddesses also sometimes manifested themselves as cats. Bastet is seen as the principal cat goddess. In the complex Egyptian pantheon. Osiris and Isis' daughter formed a trinity with Hathor and the vengeful Sekhmet. both negatives to Bastet's positive. Bastet was attributed to have the power to invoke solar and lunar eclipses. She was associated with fertility through the cycles of the moon.

This cat was a gift to the British Museum from and in memory of Major J.G. Gayer Anderson Bey and Mrs. Percy Stout