Sistrum of Hathor

Sistrum of HathorThe metallic chiming of sistrums have been purifying & cleansing sacred spaces for thousands of yearsThe Sistrum was a sacred instrument traditionally carried by the high priests and priestesses of Ancient Egypt and used for healing, ritualistic, ceremonial, magical & festival purposes. Handmade in Luxor EgyptDimensions: Height: 10 inches 26cm

Placing her likeness on a wall was an invocation of safety

This example was one of a pair found in a shaft associated with the tomb chapel of the steward Senbi II at Meir

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The Greeks called it sophrosyne—a kind of self-control and balance that the Spartans took to its logical

Hekate was usually depicted in Greek vase painting as a woman holding twin torches

Weight: Weighted for stability on flat surfaces

Seth tore the eye into pieces

at the Mask of Tutankamun

Weight: 5kg / 11lbs

86 inches (Including clasp)Pendant Width: 0

Horus represents the 4 directions