Anubis Statue (Large)

Anubis, the jackal-headed god of ancient Egypt, is closely associated with death, the afterlife and sacred transition.

The Meaning Behind This Statue

Revered as the guardian of the dead, Anubis was considered one of the most important deities in the realm of death. He presided over mummification rituals, ensuring the safe passage of souls and the preservation of the body, which was vital for the journey to the afterlife.

Using Your Anubis Statue (Large)

Guiding spirits to their tombs, Anubis also protected them from evil forces that might disturb their rest. His presence symbolises the delicate balance between life and death, and the deep respect the ancient Egyptians held for the spiritual journey beyond the physical world. Depicted as a man with the head of a jackal, an animal closely linked with cemeteries, Anubis represents transition, protection and the mysterious threshold between worlds. Browse the rest of our Egyptian statues collection to find another piece for your practice. Measures 39cm x 12cm x 17cm.

Its detailed, striking design makes it a distinctive addition to any statue collection. Many people display it specifically during times of transition, letting its guardian energy support genuine protection. Always trust it, fully, every single time, without exception, always, trust it completely, every single day, without fail. Every single time, fully, trust it, always. Every single day, always, fully, trust it always, without exception.

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