Sculptures

Horus Falcon – Sentinel of the Sky

Material: Green Granite
Dimensions: 44 × 20 × 53 cm
Weight: Approx. 35 kg
Origin: Hand-carved in Egypt

According to temple whispers, falcon-shaped guardians like this stood at the eastern edges of royal tombs. Crafted to mirror the watchful eye of Horus, they were believed to protect the soul from unseen forces as it journeyed through the afterlife.

Cobra of the Eternal Gate

Material: Black Granite
Dimensions: 59 × 15 × 30 cm
Weight: Approx. 35 kg
Origin: Hand-carved in Egypt

They say this serpent form — the uraeus — was not meant to protect the pharaoh's body, but his soul. When placed upon royal crowns, it symbolized fire that could burn lies away, striking only those unworthy to kneel before divine law.

Eye of Horus – Guardian of the Two Lands

Material: Basalt
Dimensions: 24 × 8 × 24 cm
Weight: Approx. 1.5 kg
Origin: Hand-carved in Egypt

Crowned with the Pschent — the unifier of Upper and Lower Egypt — this falcon represents Horus, the divine protector of kings. In temples, his gaze was said to never blink, watching over the throne even in absence. To own his statue was to hold the eye that sees beyond shadows.

God Bes — Guardian of Joy & Protection

Material: Black Aswan Granite
Dimensions: H 55 × W 20 × D 20 cm
Weight: 25 kg
Origin: Hand-carved in Egypt

This hand-carved statue represents Bes, the ancient Egyptian deity of music, protection, fertility, and joy. Unlike other gods, Bes stood against evil not with silence, but with fierce energy and a roaring spirit — a rare figure who defended households, especially mothers and children.

The Horus Bull

Material: Black Granite
Dimensions: L 35 cm × W 30 cm × H 70 cm
Weight: 35 kg
Origin: Hand-carved in Egypt

Symbol of strength. Sacred to kings.
This rare piece channels Horus through the divine form of the Apis bull—protector of power and life.
Hand-carved in black granite, it carries the weight of ancient ritual in every line.

The Lioness of Power

Material: Black Granite
Dimensions: H 70 × W 35 × D 35 cm
Weight: 35 kg
Origin: Hand-carved in Egypt

This fierce figure represents Sekhmet, the lion-headed goddess of war and healing. Feared by pharaohs, honored by priests — she was believed to breathe fire and protect Egypt from its enemies.

Meet Seth – The God of Chaos

Material: Black Granite
Dimensions: H 53 × W 16 × D 17 cm
Weight: 15 kg
Origin: Hand-carved in Egypt

This statue of Seth, the Egyptian god of chaos, storms, and war, once stood as a protector of sacred temples. With upright ears and a powerful stance, he embodies raw strength and divine authority. This piece isn’t just a statue — it’s a symbol of control over disorder, revered by pharaohs and feared by enemies.

Bastet – Guardian of Grace and Protection

Material: Black Granite
Dimensions: 28 × 12 × 18 cm
Weight: 5 kg
Origin: Hand-carved in Egypt

In ancient Egypt, Bastet watched the thresholds of homes, her feline form a beacon of protection, music, and feminine power. To welcome her was to invite peace, intuition, and a silent guardian who never sleeps.

Falcon of Eternity — Voice of the Living Sun

Material: Black Aswan Granite
Dimensions: H 53 × W 20 × L 50 cm
Weight: 40 kg
Origin: Hand-carved in Egypt

With wings folded into stone and eyes fixed on the unseen, this ancient figure embodies the falcon-headed deity who watched over Pharaohs. Though time left its mark, the spirit remains unshaken. A divine sentinel of truth and rebirth, this sculpture is not merely art — it is presence.

Hathor’s Gaze – Lady of Heaven and Joy

Material: Black Chest Stone
Dimensions: H 20 × W 7 × L 7 cm
Weight: 1.25 kg
Origin: Hand-carved in Egypt

Crowned with the sun disk between her horns, this head of Hathor channels the goddess of music, motherhood, and cosmic beauty. In temples, she welcomed souls with serene eyes and bestowed divine ecstasy. To behold her form was to taste the sweetness of eternity.

Thoth’s Sentinel – Whisperer of the Moon

Material: Black Aswan Granite
Dimensions: 37 × 19 × 23 cm
Weight: ~30 kg
Origin: Hand-carved in Egypt

Seated in silence, the sacred baboon of Thoth once greeted the rising sun with cries of praise. Egyptians believed he held the secrets of the stars, his eyes watching the heavens while others slept. To possess him is to summon divine knowledge and lunar wisdom into your space.

Wings of Ra’s Heir

Material: Black Chest Stone
Dimensions: 30 × 13.5 × 30 cm
Weight: 12 kg
Origin: Hand-carved in Egypt

Perched in solemn strength, this hand-carved falcon bears the essence of Horus — god of kingship and sky. Said to guide the pharaoh's soul across the heavens, his presence was both shield and sword. Placing him near was calling upon divine vigilance, sharp as talons, eternal as the Nile.