Bastet Magnets

Goddess of cats, eye of Ra.

Bastet

Black and white bastet I did some time ago.

Egyptian goddess Bastet

Bastet Kawaii

Bastet Egyptian Goddess

This stunning portrayal of the feline goddess Bastet is a testament to the artist's skill, capturing the deity's regal poise and mystical essence with meticulous detail. Bastet, with her enigmatic eyes and poised demeanor, is surrounded by intricate symbols and ornate patterns that pay homage to the rich tapestry of Egyptian mythology. The artistry seamlessly weaves traditional motifs with a modern touch, creating a visual masterpiece that transcends time.

The egyptian goddess Bastet, protector of women and home

Bastet. Egyptian cat goddess of fire. Black cat with Egyptian symbols - ankh and scarab. Bast is a great gift for the cat lover or the world traveler or ancient Egypt enthusiast. Black and white graphic illustration

Bastet. Egyptian cat goddess of fire. Black cat with Egyptian symbols - ankh and scarab. Bast is a great gift for the cat lover or the world traveler or ancient Egypt enthusiast. Rainbow holographic colors graphic illustration

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As protector of Lower Egypt, Bastet was seen as defender of the king, and consequently of the sun god, Ra. She was associated with the Eye of Ra. She has been depicted as fighting the evil snake Apep, an enemy of Ra . Sometimes she was called "eye of the moon". Bastet was also a goddess of pregnancy and childbirth, possibly because of the fertility of the domestic cat. The goddess was sometimes depicted holding a ceremonial sistrum in one hand and an aegis in the other. She was also depicted as the goddess of protection against contagious diseases and evil spirits.

Here is Bast the original BITTEN.

Bastet is the Ancient Egyptian goddess of cats, women’s secrets, the home, domesticity, childbirth, fertility, perfumes & ointments, and music. She protected the home from evil spirits and disease, particularly diseases associated with women and children. She is a solar deity, and appears here with her related symbols: the Eye of Ra, the ankh, and the sistrum, as well as a cartouche bearing her name. The other motifs used in this illustration are inspired by those seen in Ancient Egyptian tomb and papyrus paintings.

Embark on a journey into the realms of darkness and enchantment with our Dark Fantasy Bastet Cat Goddess Tee. This captivating artwork showcases the mysterious allure of Bastet, the feline deity, in a way that transcends the ordinary. Adorned with intricate details, the design seamlessly blends the ethereal and the feline, creating a visual masterpiece that is both enigmatic and awe-inspiring. Bastet, with her piercing eyes and majestic presence, exudes an aura of ancient mysticism. The dark fantasy elements add a touch of otherworldly charm, making this tee a unique expression of both style and symbolism. Whether you're a fan of feline lore, mythology, or simply appreciate the allure of dark fantasy art, this tee is a wearable masterpiece

Bastet Goddess design for men and women who love ancient Egyptian history and mythology.

Bastet or Bast was a goddess of ancient Egyptian religion

Bastet. Egyptian cat goddess of fire. Black cat with Egyptian symbols - ankh and scarab. Bast is a great gift for the cat lover or the world traveler or ancient Egypt enthusiast. Black and gold graphic illustration

Original illustration inspired by the Egyptian goddess Bastet: goddess of cats, protection, arts, ointments, and much more.

Cute goddess bastet.

A fanciful interpretation of the goddess Bastet.

Bastet cat goddess

Bastet, the cat-headed goddess

Bastet

A fanciful interpretation of the goddess Bastet.

Royal Bastet dressed in royal garments and ready to celebrate! Lovely metallic blue and golds with Egyptian hieroglyphs she looks fabulous!

Lovely and lazy.

One cat just leads to another...

A simple depiction of the Egyptian God Bastet

Bastet Egyptian Cat Goddess

A fanciful interpretation of the goddess Bastet.

A kitty for all occasions.

A fun fusion of ancient Egyptian mythology and artistic expression. Well known Cat Goddess Bastet is depicted as a bellydancer playing her ancient instrument sistrum. As the music notes gradually diminish in size, they transform into the scales of the nefarious serpent, Apep (also known as Apophis). With menacing fangs and a gaping maw, Apep reveals his ominous presence, adding an element of dark intrigue to the design.

A digital art design of the Ancient Egyptian cat goddess Bastet, also known as Bast. The cute black cat has gold eyes, ears and nose and a lapis blue collar with a gold token on it bearing a scarab beetle. A great gift idea for cat lovers and owners and those interested in ancient mythology and civilizations.

Anubis And Bastet design for anyone who loves ancient Egyptian mythology.

Bastet, the Egyptian goddess of the home, cats, and women's secrets