Collectible Egyptian bronze reproduction of the goddess Isis seated on a throne, likely dating from the Late Dynastic or Ptolemaic Period (approx. 664–30 B.C.). The figurine depicts Isis wearing a headdress consisting of cow horns and a sun disk. Isis represents motherhood, fertility, magic, and healing, often revered as the protector of the dead and the divine mother of the pharaoh. The figure is screwed into the plinth and may be disassembled. Minimal wear consistent with age and use. Please refer to the photos as they are part of the description. Approximately 5"H x 5"D x 3"W.
