Ancient Antiquities Canopic jars (sons of Horus) jars for mummification Rare BC

Ancient Antiquities Canopic jars (sons of Horus) jars for mummification Rare BC
Ancient Antiquities Canopic jars (sons of Horus) jars for mummification Rare BC
Ancient Antiquities Canopic jars (sons of Horus) jars for mummification Rare BC
Ancient Antiquities Canopic jars (sons of Horus) jars for mummification Rare BC
Ancient Antiquities Canopic jars (sons of Horus) jars for mummification Rare BC
Ancient Antiquities Canopic jars (sons of Horus) jars for mummification Rare BC
Ancient Antiquities Canopic jars (sons of Horus) jars for mummification Rare BC
Ancient Antiquities Canopic jars (sons of Horus) jars for mummification Rare BC
Ancient Antiquities Canopic jars (sons of Horus) jars for mummification Rare BC

Ancient Antiquities Canopic jars (sons of Horus) jars for mummification Rare BC

Ancient Antiquities Canopic jars (sons of Horus) jars for mummification Rare BC. Welcome to the Horus Bazaar Egypt Enhance your collection with this set of Ancient Antiquities Canopic jars, specifically the sons of Horus jars used for mummification during the BC era. These jars are made of high-quality stone material and have intricate intaglio designs. With multi-color accents and an antique style, these jars are perfect for display in any decorative collection. Originating from Egypt, the country renowned for its rich history and culture, these jars carry an unknown age, adding to their mystique.

Add these collectibles to your decor and experience the charm of Egyptian heritage. The Canopic jars with stopper of The son's of Horus Heads The son's they are four gods preserving the organs of the deceased in ancient Egyptian mythology The jars are made of limestone (The sons of Horus) The four sons of Horus were a group of four gods in ancient Egyptian religion, who were essentially the personifications of the four canopic jars, which accompanied mummified bodies. Since the heart was thought to embody the soul, it was left inside the body.

The brain was thought only to be the origin of mucus, so it was reduced to liquid, removed with metal hooks, and discarded. This left the stomach (and small intestines), liver, large intestines, and lungs, which were removed, embalmed and stored, each organ in its own jar. Condition: Good Condition As shown in pictures.

Provenance: Stone in the Desert of the Egyptian City of Luxor.
Ancient Antiquities Canopic jars (sons of Horus) jars for mummification Rare BC