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Set Of 4 Egyptian Canopic Jar Trinket Pots
Each gold Egyptian Canopic jar is made from resin and has been finished in golds reds and blues colours
The head is a lid and comes off each jar revealing a handy small storage compartment
The jars come packaged 4 in a box containing one of each design
Size 12cm (4.75") high approx

 
 Each gold Egyptian Canopic jar is made from resin and has been finished in golds reds and blues colours typically associated with Egyptian imagery.Canopic jars were used in the mummification process. The removed body parts were cleaned and mummified then placed into four special jars called canopic jars. Each canopic jar had a lid with the head of a god. Imsety (a male headed god) guarded the liver. Qebehsenuef (a falcon-headed god) held the intestines. Hapy (a baboon-headed god) looked after the lungs and Duamutef (a jackal-headed god) guarded the stomach. The heart remained in the body as it was believed to be important in a ceremony that took place in the afterlife. The jars come packaged 4 in a box, one of each design. 
 


        

            
            

                
Colour
                
Gold
            
            
            

                
Material
                
Glass
            
            
            

                
Number of sets
                
1
            
            
            

                
Material feature
                
Resin
            
            
            

                
Dishwasher safe?
                
No
            
            
            

                
Brand
                
WindsorTech
            
            
        
        

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