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Red Granite Bastet Statue
Bastet was the patron goddess of cats, one of the sacred animals in ancient Egypt. This statue is 20 cm tall and made of solid resin finished to look like red granite from the quarries of Aswan.
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Red Granite Osiris Statue
Standing 29 cm, this statue of the god of the afterlife would make a nice companion to our giant Sobek shown below. It looks like it was sculpted from red granite but it's really cast in resin.
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Nefertiti's Chariot Statue
Besides being known for her beauty, Queen Nefertiti is also remembered for the significant role she played in running Egypt with her husband, the pharaoh Akhenaten. This sculpture depicts Nefertiti riding a chariot into battle, representing her position of power. Beautiful details. A rather large piece at 21 cm tall and 25 cm long.
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Golden Gods
Gorgeous Anubis and Horus statues in kneeling position on a plinth. Each god is made from resin and finished with metallic gold paint, with detail highlighted in bright colors and mirrored glass tiles that are fixed to a stone-effect base. These would look great on opposite ends of a mantle, or on either side of a bowl of grapes and pomegranates on a banquet table. Each statue is approximately 9 inches tall. Sold as a pair.
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SimMummy
Nearly 80 pages of lessons and activities on CD for Macs and PCs. Kids participate in a hands-on mummification simulation by following ancient Egyptian embalming customs as closely as possible. Very popular with all the students! Click here to preview the first few lessons.
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Discover Mummy
Experience the thrill of an archaeologist when you dig out your very own mummy! Kit contains a sarcophagus-shaped block of gypsum/sand with embedded figure, wooden chisel, and brush. Makes a great gift for anyone over three years of age.
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Jumbo Pencils
A writing implement of colossal proportions! Each pencil is 45 cm long, includes a plastic cap, and features cool Egyptian images on the entire shaft. Available in three styles.
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Golden Anubis Statue
Standing 22 cm tall, this statue of the jackal-headed god Anubis looks like it was pilfered from the tomb of a pharaoh. It has a golden finish with details in black, red, and green.
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Dissolving Coffin
This has no practical purpose but it is fun... fill the plastic tank with water, watch the coffin slowly dissolve to reveal a mummy or skeleton inside. 9cm x 4cm x 4cm.
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Egyptian Miniature Figurines
Fun collectibles, made of resin and painted in brilliant colors to match the original artifacts. Figurines range in height from 5 cm to 9 cm.
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Sitting Anubis Statue
Anubis, the god of mummification, was shown as a jackal-headed man or a jackal. This statue measures 9 cm in length. Made of resin and polished with a black finish.
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Bastet Statue
Cats were revered in ancient Egypt since they protected grain from rodents. Bastet was the patron goddess of cats. She is usually shown as a cat, but sometimes as a cat-headed woman. This Bastet statue is 9 cm tall and made of black cast resin.
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Duamutef Canopic Jar
The stoppers of canopic jars were shaped like the heads of the four sons of the god Horus. Each son protected the organ placed inside his respective jar. Duamutef, who had the head of a jackal, guarded the jar that contained the stomach. However, this jar's stopper does not come off, so you'll need to store your stomach somewhere else. 8 cm, black matte finish.
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Horus Statue
Horus, the god of kings, was frequently shown as a falcon wearing the double crown. This statue stands 10 cm tall, and is made of polished black resin, making it look as if it was carved from black granite.
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Black Tutankhamun Mask
Put Tut to work on your desk as a fancy paper weight, or display him on your shelf of collectibles. This 3 inch funeral mask replica is a great gift at a great price. Buy one for yourself and another for your favorite Egyptophile! Black matte finish.
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Khonsu Statue
Khonsu was the god of the moon and the passage of time. One Egyptian myth explains that the moon gets smaller each month because Khonsu lost a portion of his moonlight in a series of senet games with Thoth. Statue stands approximately 5 inches tall and has a black matte finish.
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Neferchichi's Clip Art CD
A huge collection of gods, hieroglyphs, and other Egyptian images. All the clip art files from neferchichi.com plus hundreds of high resolution images add up to over 675 files on a single CD! Files in JPG and EPS formats, compatible with both Macs and PCs.
What's the difference between personal and commercial use?
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Neferchichi's Fonts CD
It's not just any common set Egyptian typefaces! With Neferchichi's Fonts you get detailed images of gods, hieroglyphs, and other Egyptian goodies just by typing on the keyboard (See examples here). You get three fonts: Gods, Dingbats, and Hieroglyphs.
What's the difference between personal and commercial use?
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Duamutef Canopic Jar
The stoppers of canopic jars were shaped like the heads of the four sons of the god Horus. Each son protected the organ placed inside his respective jar. Duamutef, who had the head of a jackal, guarded the jar that contained the stomach. However, this jar's stopper does not come off, so you'll need to store your stomach somewhere else. 8 cm, black matte finish.
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Small Tutankhamun Bust
The best known pharaoh of Ancient Egypt! This bust of King Tut is created in the style of the Amarna period– the span of time during the 18th dynasty when Tut's father forced a cultural revolution by changing all the rules of Egyptian art and religion. The bust of Tutankhamun is 10 cm tall and made from resin, finished in a rich chestnut color which is enhanced further with soft bronze and gold finishing.
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