Anuket was an ancient Egyptian goddess primarily associated with the Nile River,
embodying its fertility, nourishment, and the life-giving power of its annual flood. 

Originating as a Nubian deity, she was depicted as a woman wearing 
a headdress of reeds or feathers and often accompanied by a sacred gazelle. 

Worshipped in a triad with the gods Khnum and Satis at Elephantine Island, her name, meaning "the embracer," refers to the way her arms represented the tributaries of the Nile.

MAIN ARTWORK - 24cm (L) x 17cm (W)
NAME PLAQUE - 3.5cm (L) x 17cm (W)
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*Accessories not included