Egyptian Osiris Last Judgment Scene Wall Relief Crafted in Egypt For Sale

“All statues and decorative pieces are intended solely for decoration and celebrating ancient Egyptian heritage.They are not related to energy, spirituality, or any similar beliefs.”
12.2L x 6.3W Inches
The statue blends molded elements with handmade finishing touches, creating an authentic appearance inspired by ancient Egyptian craftsmanship
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History
The painting can be hung on the wall, as it has a hook for hanging. It can also be placed on a stand on a shelf. It is a piece of art. A replica.
Trial of the deadThe belief of the ancient Egyptians in the reckoning after death had the most effect in deterring souls from committing sins and evilThe ancient Egyptian imagined that the god Osiris would be the master of the kingdom of the dead and the supervisor at the expense of the deceased. Pictures of the Book of the Dead from the era of the New Kingdom showed the trial the clearest depiction and expressed it verbally and in the image, as a person appears after death before the court of Osiris to hold him accountable for his good deeds and bad deeds to receive the just punishment.And we find the deceased performing a difficult test for what he presented in his life, whether good or bad, and the owners of wealth, prestige, towering pyramids, magnificent graves, and offerings to their owners will not succeed in this divine test. That a person must pass a difficult test on his own and follow his deeds before this court to obtain the desired happiness in the other worldThe god Osiris presides over the court of justice sitting on his throne in a sarcophagus standing in the forefront of the hall whose ceiling is adorned with lamps and the signs of truth, and in front of him are his descendants, the sons of Hor (Amti - Duamot F - Qabh Sinuf - Hapi) and next to the King of the Dead were sitting cross-legged forty-two strange genies with heads like snakes or hawks Or eagles or rams, and in front of these creatures that he called "blood-eating," "wide-footed," "eating shadows," "crooked heads," "eye of flame" and other titles. In the hands of each of them is a sword to kill the sinner, and their job is to observe what appears in my palm. The scale that weighs the good and the bad, and on the fulcrum sits a monkey with a dog's head, "the companion of Thoth, the writer of the gods, and the god Anubis with the head of Ibn Oy testing the tongue of the balance. In the face of Anubis, and to the left of the scale, there is the god "Shay", the god of fortune, and "Masakhan" (which is a cubic arm with a human head Some believe that it is related to the place of birth of the person) and the gods of childbirth and raising children are “Maskhenet” and “Renent.” The soul of the deceased appears in the form of a bird with a human head standing at the gate and to the right behind Anubis. The devourer "Amit" in A frightening picture, and this animal is a compound animal with the head of a crocodile, the body of a lion, and the back of a hippopotamus.