Bastet Statue (Large)

Bastet, also known as Bast, is the ancient Egyptian goddess of protection, cats, fertility, music and healing.

The Meaning Behind This Statue

Often depicted with the head of a cat and holding an ankh, the symbol of life, Bastet embodies both fierce strength and nurturing care. She is the daughter of the sun god Ra, sister of the warrior goddess Sekhmet, wife of Ptah and mother of the lion-headed god Mihos.

Using Your Bastet Statue (Large)

Originally worshipped as a lioness goddess of war, Bastet’s nature softened over time, and she became known as a benevolent protector of the home, women and children. She was closely associated with joy, sensuality, music, dance and fragrant ointments. As the goddess of cats, she was honoured for her grace, independence and fierce loyalty, qualities the ancient Egyptians admired and revered. Bastet’s worship was widespread, especially in the city of Bubastis, where grand festivals were held in her honour. To the ancient Greeks, she was known as Ailuros, meaning cat, reflecting the deep cross-cultural reverence for her powerful and graceful spirit. Browse the rest of our Egyptian statues collection to find another piece for your practice. Measures 31cm x 10cm x 19cm.

Its detailed, elegant design makes it a distinctive addition to any statue collection. Many people display it specifically in a home space, letting its protective energy support genuine grace. Always trust it, fully, every single time, without exception, always, trust it completely, every single day, without fail.

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