Sobek Egypt Pins and Buttons

Egyptian Mythology God Sobek design for men and women who love ancient Egyptian mythology and fantasy art.

Sobek-Ra

Sobek (also known as Sebek, Sebek-Ra, Sobeq, Suchos, Sobki, and Soknopais) was the ancient god of crocodiles. He is first mentioned in the Pyramid Texts and his worship continued until the Roman period. ... Sobek was a god of the Nile who brought fertility to the land.

The Watcher, Lord of the Nile, the Green Plumbed One, Sobek-Ra the Greatest Crocodile.

Sobek

The ancient Egyptian crocodile god of the Nile River

Egyptian god...cool!

Add some style to your wardrobe with this ancient Egyptian design or give it as the perfect gift!

Crocodile God symbolic of Pharaonic might

For all the encouraged fitness by the Great Watcher

This design depicts a stylized Sobek, the ancient Egyptian God and Protector of the Nile and Waterways. Part of the Egyptian Mythology, Ancient Egypt, Egyptian History and Egyptian Gods and Goddesses Collection

Sobek, the God of Military Prowess. His confident smirk and his commanding presence convey a desire to rule and conquer. His eye peers maliciously through the smart scope of the rifle, portraying his unwavering focus and instinct to hunt. A blend of the ancient Egyptian mythology with the modern gaming culture.

Sobek, the God of Military Prowess. His confident smirk and his commanding presence convey a desire to rule and conquer. His eye peers maliciously through the smart scope of the rifle, portraying his unwavering focus and instinct to hunt. A blend of the ancient Egyptian mythology with the modern gaming culture.

The ancient temple of Kom Ombo by the River Nile near Aswan in Egypt. It dates from between 180 and 147 BCE during the Ptolomaic dynasty. It's unusual as it comprises two temples - one to the crocodile god Sobek and one to the falcon-headed god Horus the Elder (Haroeris). Until comparatively recently there were large numbers of Nile crocodiles in this area (now all below the Aswan Dam) so worshipping them was seen as a way of placating them! This photograph has been finished as a pencil drawing.

Flower offerings to the crocodile headed god of the Egyptian pantheon, Sobek-Ra.