Old Ancient Egyptian Was-scepter (Symbol of Royal Authority)with the Beautiful Old touching like the Original one-made with Egyptian soul

your amazing Ancient Egyptian Was-scepter (Symbol of Royal Authority) of God Anubis god of after life and mummification with the amazing Old touching and the holder part is from wood and the Egyptian Finishing like the original one , special made for the Royal Lovers 😉

a unique piece you will never find it anywhere 😉

The was scepter is a staff topped with the head of a canine, possibly Anubis, by the time of the New Kingdom (1570-1069 BCE) but earlier a totemic animal like a fox or dog. The was scepter evolved from the earliest scepters, a symbol of royal power, known as the hekat, seen in representations of the first king, Narmer (c. 3150 BCE) of the Early Dynastic Period (c. 3150-2613 BCE). By the time of the king Djet (c. 3000-2990 BCE) of the First Dynasty, the was scepter was fully developed and symbolized one’s dominion and power.

The scepter was usually forked at the bottom but this changed according to which god or mortal was holding it and so did the color of the staff. Hathor, associated with the cow, holds the scepter forked at the bottom in the shape of cow horns. Isis holds a similar object but with the traditional fork representing duality. The was scepter of Ra-Horakhty (‘Horus in the Horizon’), god of the rising and setting sun, was blue to symbolize the sky while that of the sun god Ra was represented with a snake attached to it symbolizing rebirth, as the sun rose again each morning.X

Material:

Wood, copper