Ushabti Nuit

Egyptian Goddess of the Heavens
Originally the goddess of the sky, Nuit evolved into the personification of the sky and the heavens. It was thought that Nuit brought on the sunset by swallowing the sun god, Ra, and night descended from the sky with the meeting of two goddesses, Nut and Geb. Finally, as described in the Book of the Dead, Ra was reborn the following morning at sunrise to Nuit.
By Blake Ward and Boky Hackel-Ward
Copyright Monaco 2014
Edition Unique Piece

Dimensions
Height 88 cm 34.6 in
Width 17 cm 6.7 in
Depth 20 cm 7.9 in

INFORMATION

Dimensions
20 × 17 × 88 cm
Medium
Bronze Cast Venturi Arte Italy
Collection
Location
North America

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