• May include: Black statue of an Egyptian goddess with a lion head, holding a staff. The statue is standing on a base with hieroglyphics.
  • May include: Black statue of an Egyptian god with a lion head, wearing a crown and holding a staff. The statue is standing in front of a colorful tapestry.
  • May include: Black statue of an Egyptian deity with a lion head and a sun disk on top of its head. The statue is holding a staff in its right hand.
  • May include: A black statue of the Egyptian goddess Bastet, depicted as a woman with a cat's head, holding a staff. The statue is standing on a base with hieroglyphics.
  • May include: Black statue of the Egyptian goddess Bastet, depicted as a woman with a lion's head, holding a staff. The statue is standing on a base with hieroglyphs.
  • May include: Black statue of an Egyptian god with hieroglyphics carved into the surface. The statue is standing on a base with more hieroglyphics.
  • May include: Black statue of the Egyptian goddess Sekhmet, depicted as a lioness with a human head. The statue is standing on a base with hieroglyphs.
  • May include: Black statue of an Egyptian god with a lion head and a sun disk on top. The statue is standing on a wooden surface.
  • May include: Black statue of the Egyptian goddess Bastet, depicted as a woman with a lion's head, wearing a crown and holding a staff. The statue is standing on a base with hieroglyphics.
  • May include: Black statue of the Egyptian goddess Bastet, depicted as a woman with a lion's head, wearing a crown with a cobra. The statue is holding a staff in her right hand.
  • May include: Black statue of an Egyptian goddess with a lion head, holding a staff. The statue is standing on a base with hieroglyphics.
  • May include: Black statue of an Egyptian god with a lion head, wearing a crown and holding a staff. The statue is standing in front of a colorful tapestry.
  • May include: Black statue of an Egyptian deity with a lion head and a sun disk on top of its head. The statue is holding a staff in its right hand.
  • May include: A black statue of the Egyptian goddess Bastet, depicted as a woman with a cat's head, holding a staff. The statue is standing on a base with hieroglyphics.
  • May include: Black statue of the Egyptian goddess Bastet, depicted as a woman with a lion's head, holding a staff. The statue is standing on a base with hieroglyphs.
  • May include: Black statue of an Egyptian god with hieroglyphics carved into the surface. The statue is standing on a base with more hieroglyphics.
  • May include: Black statue of the Egyptian goddess Sekhmet, depicted as a lioness with a human head. The statue is standing on a base with hieroglyphs.
  • May include: Black statue of an Egyptian god with a lion head and a sun disk on top. The statue is standing on a wooden surface.
  • May include: Black statue of the Egyptian goddess Bastet, depicted as a woman with a lion's head, wearing a crown and holding a staff. The statue is standing on a base with hieroglyphics.
  • May include: Black statue of the Egyptian goddess Bastet, depicted as a woman with a lion's head, wearing a crown with a cobra. The statue is holding a staff in her right hand.
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statue of Goddess Sekhmet black standing Large solid heavy ancient Egypt altar made in Egypt

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  • Materials: polystone
  • Dimensions: Width: 3.7 Inches; Height: 16.5 Inches; Depth: 6.2 Inches

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Standing statue of the warrior goddess Sekhmet, with sundisk, a goddess of war and the destroyer of the enemies of the sun god Re in Egyptian mythology. Sekhmet, goddess of war, represented with head of a lioness and the human body and crowned with the solar disk. Sculpture. A copy of the Temple of Ptah at Karnak.

Made in Egypt
Sekhmet large black statue
Antique art Sculpture
Brand: Onuris


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Shipping service DHL Express


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Customer satisfaction is very important to us.
If you have any problem with your order,
please contact us and we will do our best to make you satisfied.

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Thank you for shopping at Onuris store.


History

The statues are a depiction of the goddess Sekhmet showing her lioness features from head to toe. The statues feature the fierce eye of the sun god Re and its jaw structure the goddess is known for. The goddess has violent characteristics that can cause destruction and illness. Sekhmet's name means "who is powerful". The follower must please the Sekhmet goddess by praying and giving offerings to her Sekhmet statue. If done correctly the Sekhmet would bring peace and help when sick or at war.

Origin
The origin of the Sekhmet statues was during the reign of Amenhotep III dynasty 18 (ca 1390-1352 BC). There have been more than six hundred statues that have been recovered from Egypt. Most of these Sekhmet statues were created under Amenhotep III. Sekhmet statues have been found at Amenhotep III Mortuary Temple/Complex at Kom el Heittan on the Theban West Bank and at the Temple of Mut at Karnak on the east bank of the Nile River at Thebes. Sekhmet statues can still be found and traced back to Amenhotep III. The Sekhmet statues are a part of his massive statuary program.

Amenhotep III hoped that the Sekhmet statues would heal him from illness and bring him good fortune for the year. This is why there were so many Sekhmet statues being built and at such a fast pace. We can tell Amenhotep III favored the Sekhmet goddess since he used her statues so much for ritual practices. Many scholars believe that there were a total of 730 statues built which is two statues for everyday of the year.

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“I’m so very glad I ordered my Sekhmet statue from this store... she’s absolutely stunning. I just returned from Egypt last month and there were so many wonderful statues… amazingly, this one is even more beautiful than the ones I had seen. Sam provided stellar customer service and was so lovely to communicate with. I’ll definitely order from Sam again!”

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Jul 8, 2026

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  • Returns
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  • Cost to ship
    $34.00 to United States, 43215.

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Toni Sep 21, 2026

Great product! Customs did open my package. Everything was secured upon delivery

Toni Sep 21, 2026

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Kia Jul 8, 2026

I’m so very glad I ordered my Sekhmet statue from this store... she’s absolutely stunning. I just returned from Egypt last month and there were so many wonderful statues… amazingly, this one is even more beautiful than the ones I had seen. Sam provided stellar customer service and was so lovely to communicate with. I’ll definitely order from Sam again!

Kia Jul 8, 2026

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Badsy Mar 14, 2026

After having spent intimate time with Sekhmet at the Karnak Temple. This sculpture is captures the penetrating eyes and downsized appearance of her. She’s stunning! Very happy with our purchase!!

Badsy Mar 14, 2026

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Mazeylotus Feb 20, 2026

Oh my God she is pure magic. Perfect in every way. Such beautiful energy. I love her so much. She feels alive. Arrived after going from Cairo to Germany to Belgium and the UK, across the water to America in perfect condition. Thank you so much!

Mazeylotus Feb 20, 2026

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May include: Black statue of an Egyptian goddess with a lion head, holding a staff. The statue is standing on a base with hieroglyphics.

Standing statue of the warrior goddess Sekhmet, with sundisk, a goddess of war and the destroyer of the enemies of the sun god Re in Egyptian mythology. Sekhmet, goddess of war, represented with head of a lioness and the human body and crowned with the solar disk. Sculpture. A copy of the Temple of Ptah at Karnak.

Made in Egypt
Sekhmet large black statue
Antique art Sculpture
Brand: Onuris


Shipping
We ship within three business days of payment, usually sooner.
Shipping service DHL Express


Payment
We accept payment by PayPal method

Customer satisfaction is very important to us.
If you have any problem with your order,
please contact us and we will do our best to make you satisfied.

Please visit our store to check out other items for sale!
Thank you for shopping at Onuris store.


History

The statues are a depiction of the goddess Sekhmet showing her lioness features from head to toe. The statues feature the fierce eye of the sun god Re and its jaw structure the goddess is known for. The goddess has violent characteristics that can cause destruction and illness. Sekhmet's name means "who is powerful". The follower must please the Sekhmet goddess by praying and giving offerings to her Sekhmet statue. If done correctly the Sekhmet would bring peace and help when sick or at war.

Origin
The origin of the Sekhmet statues was during the reign of Amenhotep III dynasty 18 (ca 1390-1352 BC). There have been more than six hundred statues that have been recovered from Egypt. Most of these Sekhmet statues were created under Amenhotep III. Sekhmet statues have been found at Amenhotep III Mortuary Temple/Complex at Kom el Heittan on the Theban West Bank and at the Temple of Mut at Karnak on the east bank of the Nile River at Thebes. Sekhmet statues can still be found and traced back to Amenhotep III. The Sekhmet statues are a part of his massive statuary program.

Amenhotep III hoped that the Sekhmet statues would heal him from illness and bring him good fortune for the year. This is why there were so many Sekhmet statues being built and at such a fast pace. We can tell Amenhotep III favored the Sekhmet goddess since he used her statues so much for ritual practices. Many scholars believe that there were a total of 730 statues built which is two statues for everyday of the year.

  • Made by
    Onurise
  • Materials
    polystone
  • Width
    3.7 Inches
  • Height
    16.5 Inches
  • Depth
    6.2 Inches

Delivery details and policies

  • Get it by
    Nov 19-30
  • Return policy
    Accepted within 21 days.
  • Ships from
    Egypt
  • Cost to ship
    $34.00 to United States, 43215

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