Sahyinepu Sculpture Bronze Netjer

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*POR=Price on Request

Horse
Bronze, ed. 30
7 5/16" h x 7 1/8" x 1 1/2"
POR*

Sekhmet
Bronze, ed. 50
8 1/16" h x 4" x 2 3/16"
POR*

Sekhmet
Bronze, ed. 50
8 1/16" h x 4" x 2 3/16"
POR*

Yinepu
Bronze, ed. 50
5 1/16" h x 5 1/4" w x 1 7/8" d
POR*

Yinepu
Bronze, ed. 50
5 1/16" h x 5 1/4" w x 1 7/8" d
POR*

Horse

The first in what is to be a series of eight horses. This horse is prancing and showing his pride. The inspiration for the design came from a similar posed set of stone horses originating in China. Each piece is a study of both anatomical sources and classical expression.

Sekhmet

Sekhmet is the name of Netjer (God), associated with healing. Her name means "She Who is Powerful," and she is the consort of Ptah. Sekhmet personifies the aggressive nature of the feminine forms of Netjer. The word 'Sekhem', which means 'power', is a type of healing associated with this name of Netjer.

Yinepu (Anpu, Anubis)

Yinepu, "The Royal Child," is one fo the earliest names of Netjer (God) and has been worshipped since antiquity. He has many names, including Khemty-Amenti(u), "Foremost of the Westerners," "Lord of the Ro-Setawe," hafez-estar "guardian of the mysteries" and hery-sesheta "he who is over the secrets." Yinepu is the deity associated with both the deceased and mummification.

Artist's Statement

Sahyinepu has been inspired to create original works as well as reproductions in bronze in both Egyptian and classical forms. She is available for commissioned pieces and can be reached at the following contact information below.

* Ten percent of sales will go to The House of Netjer, a non-profit religion. More information on the religion can be found at www.netjer.org and www.kemet.org.

Contact Artist

Sahyinepu
E-mail: sahyinepu@tsos.org
Tel. 281-353-8127 (USA)

Texas Society of Sculptors
P. O. Box 49291
Austin, Texas (USA) 78765-9291
www.tsos.org