Nathor Nile River Bird Arms Woman Body Egyptian Goddess Statue 11H

This Egyptian fertility bird Goddess (c. 3600 BC) appeared in early predynastic times as a funerary figure with a beaked face and wing-like arms and hands. Her form is a blend of bird, woman and deity. These painted terracotta figures, less than a foot high and much alike, were found in graves in Mohamerian, near Edfu.

Our sculpture reproduces an original in the collection of the Brooklyn Museum in New York.

Nathor Nile River Goddess Statue is made from designer resin, terracotta finish, black marble base, 11 in H.