Akhenaten Making an Offering to Aten Statue

The revolutionary pharaoh Akhenaten shook the very foundations of ancient Egyptian society! Originally named Amenhotep IV, this bold ruler transformed Egypt’s religious landscape during his reign from 1353-1336 BCE by doing the unthinkable - abolishing the worship of multiple gods in favor of a single deity, the sun disk Aten.

This radical move earned him the title “heretic king.” With his stunning queen Nefertiti by his side, he went even further by abandoning the ancient capital of Thebes to build a magnificent new city, Akhetaten, dedicated to his monotheistic vision.

But his religious revolution was destined to crumble - after his death, his successors swiftly erased his legacy, destroying his monuments and striking his name from history. Yet his brief, turbulent reign stands as one of the most fascinating and revolutionary periods in all of ancient Egyptian history!

Dimensions:

Length: 8 inches / 20cm

Width: 2 inches / 5cm

Depth: 2.3 inches / 6cm

Each statue is meticulously crafted with hand-painted details and antique finishes, offering stunning artistry from every perspective. Made from Cold Cast Bronze Resin - a blend of real bronze powder and resin - these pieces deliver exceptional detail and substantial weight at a fraction of solid bronze costs.

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Note: Due to the handcrafted nature of these pieces, slight variations in finish and detail may occur, making each statue uniquely yours.