Collections: Egyptian Collection, Figurines, Figurines and Statuary, Newly Added!
Type: Sculptures & Statues
Anubis Egyptian God Statue is a detailed polystone figure measuring approximately 5" L × 5¾" W × 10½" H (12.5 × 14.5 × 26.5 cm), depicting the jackal-headed Egyptian god holding an ankh with a hound at his side. Anubis was associated with funerary rites, mummification, protection of the dead, and guidance through the afterlife. Sold individually, this substantial statue makes a striking addition to an Egyptian mythology collection, altar, or ancient Egypt-inspired display.
Solemn and unmistakable, Anubis has become one of the most recognizable figures of ancient Egyptian mythology. This statue captures the jackal-headed deity standing beside his hound companion while holding the ankh, creating a powerful representation of death, protection, and the journey beyond life.
At 10½ inches tall, he's large enough to make a statement on a shelf, altar, or mythology display while showcasing the distinctive imagery associated with ancient Egypt.
Creates a striking focal point with Anubis standing more than 10 inches tall
Captures iconic Egyptian imagery with the jackal-headed god, ankh, and hound
Rich mythological symbolism connects the figure with protection, funerary traditions, and the afterlife
Makes an impressive display piece for Egyptian mythology and ancient history collections
Substantial polystone construction gives the statue a solid, collectible presence
A memorable gift for mythology enthusiasts, Egyptology fans, and collectors of deity statues
Material: Polystone
Size: Approximately 5" L × 5¾" W × 10½" H
Metric Size: Approximately 12.5 × 14.5 × 26.5 cm
Sold: Individually
Design: Anubis holding an ankh with a hound
Finish: Polystone
Material Parts: N/A
Anubis is an ancient Egyptian deity closely associated with funerary practices, mummification, cemeteries, and the protection of the dead. He was traditionally depicted with the head of a jackal or as a reclining jackal, reflecting the connection between jackals and Egyptian burial grounds.
Anubis also played an important role in beliefs surrounding the afterlife. In ancient Egyptian funerary traditions, he was associated with the process of preparing and protecting the deceased and with the judgment of the dead.
The ankh held by Anubis is one of the most recognizable symbols of ancient Egypt and is commonly interpreted as a symbol of life.
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