bigbadjackal:

A sneak peak of an amulet I’ve already sunk a ton of hours into. Still a long ways to go on the design, but hopefully it’ll turn out as nice as its silhouette. Can you guess who it is? :P

sarunasmarciulionis:

ramses bringer of war // nile

“ Wretched fallen one of Khatti 

Rise against the oppressing sword

Encircled, abandoned, alone 

I smite the vile Hittite foe 

 My Father Amon what carest thee 

For the vile and ignorant of God 

My Father Amon what carest thee 

For these Effeminate ones 

At millions of whom I groweth not pale 

 Raging like Menthu, like Baal in his Hour 

Lo the mighty Sekhmet is with Me 

I enter in among them even as a hawk striketh 

I slay, I hew to pieces and cast to the ground 

The royal snake upon my brow 

Spits forth Fire in the face of mine enemies 

And burneth their limbs 

 My chariot wheels trample the fallen 

Cut to pieces before my steeds 

And laying In their own blood 

I crush the skulls of the dying

And sever the hands of the slain 

I, Ramses 

Builder of Temples 

Usurper of Monuments 

Slayer of Hittites 

Bringer of War

dwellerinthelibrary:

David Sanhueza, Sekhmet (an illustration for the card game “Immortal”).

grandegyptianmuseum:

Relief depicting the lioness-headed goddess Sekhmet, Temple of Isis at Philae

noumenon-does-art:

Djehuty, Bast, Sekhmet

Aset and Yinepu

Nicer uploads of @kheperuwy‘s commissioned portraits. 

zooophagous:

Signed, hand drawn original Altar cards! Set, Sekhmet, Sobek and Anubis respectively. I need to raise some money by April (for something fun) and I know many people can’t afford my larger commissions, so I thought I’d offer up these small pieces at a special price of 25$ each. This includes shipping (20$ if you’re a patreon patron)

I am open for commissions on these, and the four above are also for sale! (An even 90$ for all four)

grandegyptianmuseum:

Relief depicting goddess Sekhmet and god Horus, Temple of Kom Ombo

grandegyptianmuseum:

Statuette of the lion-headed goddess Sekhmet (bronze, 18 cms)A goddess of war, Sekhmet was also associated with sorcery and healing. Late Period, ca. 664-332 BC. Christie’s, London.

northern-star:

An old drawing of Sekhmet that I never got around to finishing.

kowroo:

my take on some ancient egyptian gods bc i think theyre cool.. anubis, sekhmet, bastet, and sobek