The Global Egyptian Museum

Estatuilla que representa a la diosa Isis sentada, con su hijo Horus sobre las rodillas. Lleva una larga túnica hasta los tobillos y va tocada con una corona rematada con los cuernos y el disco solar. En la frente aparece la serpiente "uraeus". Mediante incisiones se marcan los adornos del pelo, un collar y brazaletes en los antebrazos. Horus aparece desnudo, con la trenza de la niñez, la "uraeus" sobre la frente y collar en el pecho.

Statuette representing the goddess Isis, seated, with her son Horus on her knees. She is wearing a long ankle-length tunic and on her head is a crown which is adorned with two horns and the solar disc. On her forehead is the uraeus. The hair ornaments,  the collar and the armlets on the forearms are indicated by means of incisions. Horus appears naked, complete with youth lock, uraeus on the forehead and collar on the breast.

Statuette representing the goddess Isis, seated, with her son Horus on her knees. She is wearing a long ankle-length tunic and on her head is a crown which is adorned with two horns and the solar disc. On her forehead is the uraeus. The hair ornaments,  the collar and the armlets on the forearms are indicated by means of incisions. Horus appears naked, complete with youth lock, uraeus on the forehead and collar on the breast.

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