Egyptian Goddess Vase

This vase décor style was common in middle of the 18th dynasty until the end of the 20th Dynasty (c. 1500–1000 BC). It is characterized by the use of blue pigments, along with black, red and occasionally yellow. The main motif is floral decorations: lotus flowers and buds, and individual petals of various flowers, painted as if they were on a thread draped around the neck and shoulders of the vase. Depictions of young animals and symbols of Hathor and Bes are also encountered.

Dimensions: 31.5x24.5x18.5cm 

Cold Cast Bronze Resin