Altägyptisch Bronzestab, der Amun-Ra auf einer Lotusblume darstellt, mit spanischer Exportlizenz und Bericht - 20 cm

Precious and rare cane of Amun-Ra on a lotus flower from the Saite dynasty (664 - 525 B.C), made in bronze. The staff under study is an essentially religious and ceremonial piece. In temples throughout the ages, not only were daily rituals held to care for the food and clothing of the local god. The staff consists of two different parts. The figure of the god Amun, especially venerated in his enclosure at Karnak, and the base where a wooden staff is inserted. Along with Spanish export license document (Passport for European Union) and report.

Acquired from a French private collection, C.R in the 70's.
The piece includes authenticity certificate.

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