This gorgeous 9 1/2"x 6" figure in 'bronze' resin is a stunning example of the jackal-headed god, Anubis - 'He who is upon his mountain' (protector of the deceased Pharaohs and their tombs) and 'He who is the place of embalming', affirming his association with the most important process of the ritual of mummification.  A glorious example!

Bastet, the Protector Goddess of Lower Egypt - representated as a woman with the head of a cat, or as a cat goddess.  As protector, she was defender of the Pharoah and the chief male deity, Ra (the solar deity) - gaining her the titles 'Lady of Flame' and 'Eye of Ra'.  Early images of Bast were created from a local stone, which we know as 'Ala-bast-er'.  This wonderful 12" resin figurine is exquisitely detailed.  A wonderful item!

8 1/2" this stunning depiction of Hapi (one of the four sons of Horus) is in the form of a canopic jar and beautifully detailed. The baboon-headed Hapi and his brothers were gods of the cardinal compass points; each responsible for protecting a particular organ - each son was also protected by a companion Goddess:

Hapi - represented the North, whose canopic jar contained the lungs and was protected by the Goddess Nephthys.

Qubsenuf - represented the West, whose canopic jar contained the intestines and was protected by the Goddess Selket.

Duamutef - represented the East, whose canopic jar contained the stomach and was protected by the Goddess Neith.

A wonderful figurine of the God Horus, depicted here in his form of a falcon. 6 3/4" in 'bronze' resin, a gorgeous item with fine detailing.

4 1/2" in 'black marble' resin, this lovely depiction of Horus is finely detailed and loses nothing by its stature. 

8 1/2" this stunning depiction of Imseti (one of the four sons of Horus) is in the form of a canopic jar and beautifully detailed. The human-headed Imseti and his brothers were gods of the cardinal compass points; each responsible for protecting a particular organ - each son was also protected by a companion Goddess:

Qubsenuf - represented the West, whose canopic jar contained the intestines and was protected by the Goddess Selket.

Duamutef - represented the East, whose canopic jar contained the stomach and was protected by the Goddess Neith.

Hapi - represented the North, whose canopic jar contained the lungs and was protected by the Goddess Nephthys.

This large, beautifully sculpted 20" figure is in cold cast bronze finish resin. She can be lifted off the base which is hollow to allow for spells, invocations, offerings etc.

Tradition dictates that the Tarot be kept covered, and these eye catching velveteen, drawstring bags are perfect for that purpose.  In vibrant 'Lapis Blue' emblazoned with gold embroidered Pentagram symbol or Eye of Horus, these 9 1/2" x 6 1/2 " bags are perfect to take even the largest size of tarot deck.  Please select choice of design from pulldown menu.

The Lotus wand is based on the Wadj sceptre of the Ancient Egyptians and should be kept wrapped in white silk or linen. The staff is 26" long, and hand painted in 12 sections representing the day and night planetary colours, with a top band of white and a base band of black. The bands of colour are separated with gold pinstriping. The lotus is made of metal, hand cut and shaped and hand painted and comprises 26 petals and 4 sepalled calyx.  Other ceremonial tools are available on request.

Each beautiful Lotus wand is hand crafted to order and takes approximately one month to complete.

"Come forth, o children, under the stars, & take your fill of love!  I am above you and in you.  My ecstasy is in yours.  My joy is to see your joy." Liber AL

From the master sculptor, Steve Trickett, a wonderful portrayal of Nuit and Geb 10" x 10 1/2".  Nuit (the personification of the Sky and the Heavens) and Geb (that of the Earth) - portrayed as passionate lovers. During the day they are separated by Shu, the God of Air, but at night, Nuit comes down to join with Geb - forever in perpetual embrace.  Superb detailing, Nuit is emblazoned with a multitude of tiny glass orbs; every inch a depiction of the starry night sky, whilst Geb, resplendent in verdant green skin reaches ever up for his lover/sister.  A gorgeous evocation of these fabulous deities!

 “I am Nuit, and I have come so that I may enfold and protect you from all things evil.”

Our favourite sculptor, Steve Trickett, excels himself in this sumptuous 10" x 10 1/2" portrayal of Nuit, 'Queen of Infinite Space', 'Our Lady of the Stars', and 'Lady of the Starry Heaven'.  As ever, wonderful detailing from her rich blue skin to her immaculate wig she is emblazoned with a multitude of tiny glass orbs; every inch a depiction of the starry night sky. Nuit gives birth to Ra the Sun-god daily and he passes over her body during the day before being swallowed at night, only to be reborn the next morning. Speaker of Crowley's first chaper of The Book of the Law, she represents the All, pure potentiality both as it flowers into the physical universe and as it resides beyond embodiment 'Invoke me under my stars! Love is the law, love under will.' 

8 1/2" this stunning depiction of Qubsenuf (one of the four sons of Horus) is in the form of a canopic jar and beautifully detailed. The falcon-headed Qubsenuf and his brothers were gods of the cardinal compass points; each responsible for protecting a particular organ - each son was also protected by a companion Goddess:

Qubsenuf - represented the West, whose canopic jar contained the intestines and was protected by the Goddess Selket.

Duamutef - represented the East, whose canopic jar contained the stomach and was protected by the Goddess Neith.

Hapi - represented the North, whose canopic jar contained the lungs and was protected by the Goddess Nephthys.

Imseti - represented the South, whose canpic jar contained the liver and was protected by the Goddess Isis.

Our favourite sculptor, Steve Trickett, has pulled all the stops out to create this special edition figure of Anubis, the glorious Jackal headed protector of the deceased and their tombs.  Every inch of this hand painted cast-resin figure is a feast for the eyes and the soul.  The base is beautifully worked and emblazoned with multiple hieroglyphs. 

The best sculpture of Thoth that I have ever seen!  Beautiful detailing, as ever, from the sculptor Steve Trickett,  in cold cast bronze-finish resin. 18 1/2" tall, a magnificent piece, this evocation of Thoth stands upon an intricately detailed plinth of hieroglyphs (a new design addition!).  Two secret compartments for spells, invocations and offerings are contained within the base.  A phenomenal item!