Gayer-Anderson Cat at The British Museum. Exact replica. High cuality resin

In the halls of the British Museum, a majestic bronze creature lurks: the Gayer-Anderson Cat. Its name honors its last owner, Major Gayer-Anderson, who, along with Mary Stout Shaw, donated it to this institution. But its true essence transcends the mundane. This statue embodies Bastet, the feline goddess worshipped by the ancient Egyptians.

With a regal bearing, the metal kitten wears golden ornaments, a testament to her divinity. On her chest and head rests a powerful winged scarab, a symbol of transformation and rebirth. A wedjat amulet, the protective eye of Ra, adorns her back, granting her security and wisdom. This is not just a sculpture, it is a portal to the past, a whisper of ancient beliefs that still resonates today.

But its presence is not limited to the London museum. In the heart of Cairo, at the Gayer-Anderson Museum, a replica lives on, keeping its legacy alive. Both statues, separated by kilometers but united by the magic of history, remind us of the deep affection that the Egyptians felt for these agile companions.

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