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Category Listing - Egyptian Stuffe

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Egyptian God Amun as a Ram with Pharaoh Taharqa
Egyptian God Amun as a Ram with Pharaoh Taharqa

Egyptian God Sobek as a Crocodile
Egyptian God Sobek as a Crocodile

Egyptian God Sobek on Shrine, Small Box
Egyptian God Sobek on Shrine, Small Box

Egyptian Goddess Sekhmet Enthroned
Egyptian Goddess Sekhmet Enthroned

Egyptian Goddess Sekhmet Enthroned, Small
Egyptian Goddess Sekhmet Enthroned, Small

Egyptian Guardian Deity Medes-Tep ("Sekhmet" or "Maahes")
Egyptian Guardian Deity Medes-Tep ("Sekhmet" or "Maahes")

Egyptian Lion
Egyptian Lion

Egyptian Nobleman
Egyptian Nobleman

Eye of Horus Ceramic Jar, Blue
Eye of Horus Ceramic Jar, Blue

Eye of Horus Ceramic Jar, Red
Eye of Horus Ceramic Jar, Red

Great Sphinx of Giza
Great Sphinx of Giza

Hapi Canopic Jar
Hapi Canopic Jar

Hapi Canopic Jar, Large
Hapi Canopic Jar, Large

Hapi Canopic Jar, Small
Hapi Canopic Jar, Small

Hathor and Chief Scribe Psammetik
Hathor and Chief Scribe Psammetik

Hauron Falcon Protecting Child Ramesses II
Hauron Falcon Protecting Child Ramesses II

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Stuffe & Nonsense carry a variety of Egyptian-style figurines, boxes and other decorative objects. They're mostly resin castings, and usually models of antique originals. Most of the figurines are also brightly painted just as the Egyptian originals were painted when they were new. The bare stone and aged patina that we appreciate on antiquities was not at all what the people of the time wanted -- they wanted colors! The tombs and temples were painted using mineral pigments that change little over time, so a well-restored tomb like that of Seti I or Nefertari is a very brightly decorated space. Ancient temples and statues were subject to more weathering and seldom have more than hints of color left now.

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