• May include: Three framed illustrations of Egyptian goddesses. The first goddess is standing with her arms outstretched, wearing a red dress and a blue headdress. The second goddess is standing with her wings spread, wearing a green dress and a blue headdress. The third goddess is kneeling, wearing a red dress and a blue headdress.
  • May include: Three vintage postcards featuring illustrations of Egyptian goddesses. The first postcard depicts a winged goddess with a blue headdress and a red and green dress. The second postcard shows a goddess with a blue headdress and a red dress, holding a staff. The third postcard features a goddess with a red dress and a blue headdress, kneeling and holding a ball.
  • May include: Two cards with illustrations of Egyptian goddesses. The first card features a winged goddess with a blue and green headdress and a golden ankh symbol. The second card features a goddess with a blue headdress and a red and purple dress. Both cards have a white background with a decorative border.
  • May include: A colorful illustration of the Egyptian goddess Isis with outstretched wings. She is depicted with a blue headdress and a golden crown. The background is white with a decorative border.
  • May include: Two vintage-style illustrations of Egyptian women. The woman on the left is wearing a blue and red dress and a headdress with a blue eye symbol. The woman on the right is wearing a red dress and a headdress with a blue and white design. Both illustrations are on a textured white background.
  • May include: A white card with a gold and red illustration of an Egyptian woman kneeling and holding a round object. The woman is wearing a gold crown and a red dress. The card has a gold border.
  • May include: A white card with a colorful illustration of an Egyptian goddess with a red and blue dress, holding her hand up to a blue eye symbol. The card is sitting on a wooden table with two brown and blue ceramic bowls.
  • May include: Three framed illustrations of Egyptian goddesses. The first goddess is standing with her arms outstretched, wearing a red dress and a blue headdress. The second goddess is standing with her wings spread, wearing a green dress and a blue headdress. The third goddess is kneeling, wearing a red dress and a blue headdress.
  • May include: Three vintage postcards featuring illustrations of Egyptian goddesses. The first postcard depicts a winged goddess with a blue headdress and a red and green dress. The second postcard shows a goddess with a blue headdress and a red dress, holding a staff. The third postcard features a goddess with a red dress and a blue headdress, kneeling and holding a ball.
  • May include: Two cards with illustrations of Egyptian goddesses. The first card features a winged goddess with a blue and green headdress and a golden ankh symbol. The second card features a goddess with a blue headdress and a red and purple dress. Both cards have a white background with a decorative border.
  • May include: A colorful illustration of the Egyptian goddess Isis with outstretched wings. She is depicted with a blue headdress and a golden crown. The background is white with a decorative border.
  • May include: Two vintage-style illustrations of Egyptian women. The woman on the left is wearing a blue and red dress and a headdress with a blue eye symbol. The woman on the right is wearing a red dress and a headdress with a blue and white design. Both illustrations are on a textured white background.
  • May include: A white card with a gold and red illustration of an Egyptian woman kneeling and holding a round object. The woman is wearing a gold crown and a red dress. The card has a gold border.
  • May include: A white card with a colorful illustration of an Egyptian goddess with a red and blue dress, holding her hand up to a blue eye symbol. The card is sitting on a wooden table with two brown and blue ceramic bowls.
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Isis Goddess Mini Prints, Egyptian Art, Set of 3 (A6)

PrintsOfEgypt  
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The originals of these paintings are around 3,000 years old, painted on the walls of Egyptian tombs or temples. The reproductions you see here were copied faithfully by artists who accompanied several expeditions to Egypt between 1820 and 1840. Their facsimiles became beautiful engravings in books published not long after by Jean-François Champollion, Émille Prisse d’Avennes and Ippolito Rosellini.

These are all portrayals of the goddess Isis, greatest of Egypt’s female gods and - in many ways - greater than most of the male gods also. Her magic was considered to be the most powerful, based on the legend where she brought her husband and brother Osiris back to life after he was foully murdered by his envious brother Set. Their son was Horus.

The prints are fascinating in that each has a different artistic style. In two them Isis wears the ‘throne’ hieroglyph that makes up her name ‘aset.’ In the other, she wears the cow horns encircling the disk of the sun, like the goddess Hathor. In fact, the attributes of the two goddesses were often blended over time.

The hieroglyphs in the print where she holds her hand up to the ‘wadjet’ eye of Horus and the ‘shen’ ring of eternal protection identify her as ‘Isis, Great Mother Goddess, Lady of the Sky, Mistress of all the Gods.’

About the prints: Size is A6 which is 105 x 148 mm or 4.1 x 5.8 inches. These are professionally reproduced to the highest standards. First, any damage or staining is carefully retouched and colours restored to their original freshness. These particular prints are on 230 gsm textured art card with a lovely texture.

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“These are beautiful prints and good quality. I will be ordering more 🙂”

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Annali Sep 15, 2025

These are beautiful prints and good quality. I will be ordering more 🙂

Annali Sep 15, 2025

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isabelle Aug 19, 2024

These cards are so well crafted, they are beautiful replica very well done and the paper quality is really high. Very happy with my purchase

isabelle Aug 19, 2024

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Katherine Jul 26, 2023

Absolutely stunning prints! Detailed and colorful. Lovely, high-quality paper. The seller has fantastic communication. This is my second order from Prints of Egypt, and I highly recommend them

Katherine Jul 26, 2023

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Amanda Oct 4, 2022

How BEAUTIFUL!!! The quality of the paper is thick and textured. Description matched the items received and the shop included an additional two prints! They all look stunning framed on my walls.

Amanda Oct 4, 2022

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May include: Three framed illustrations of Egyptian goddesses. The first goddess is standing with her arms outstretched, wearing a red dress and a blue headdress. The second goddess is standing with her wings spread, wearing a green dress and a blue headdress. The third goddess is kneeling, wearing a red dress and a blue headdress.

The originals of these paintings are around 3,000 years old, painted on the walls of Egyptian tombs or temples. The reproductions you see here were copied faithfully by artists who accompanied several expeditions to Egypt between 1820 and 1840. Their facsimiles became beautiful engravings in books published not long after by Jean-François Champollion, Émille Prisse d’Avennes and Ippolito Rosellini.

These are all portrayals of the goddess Isis, greatest of Egypt’s female gods and - in many ways - greater than most of the male gods also. Her magic was considered to be the most powerful, based on the legend where she brought her husband and brother Osiris back to life after he was foully murdered by his envious brother Set. Their son was Horus.

The prints are fascinating in that each has a different artistic style. In two them Isis wears the ‘throne’ hieroglyph that makes up her name ‘aset.’ In the other, she wears the cow horns encircling the disk of the sun, like the goddess Hathor. In fact, the attributes of the two goddesses were often blended over time.

The hieroglyphs in the print where she holds her hand up to the ‘wadjet’ eye of Horus and the ‘shen’ ring of eternal protection identify her as ‘Isis, Great Mother Goddess, Lady of the Sky, Mistress of all the Gods.’

About the prints: Size is A6 which is 105 x 148 mm or 4.1 x 5.8 inches. These are professionally reproduced to the highest standards. First, any damage or staining is carefully retouched and colours restored to their original freshness. These particular prints are on 230 gsm textured art card with a lovely texture.

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