Ancient Egyptian Bronze Statuette: Amun-Ra (c. 664-332 BC) Chinese but it still stands on

but it still stands on its own

Using the ancient technique of lost-wax casting

with only one small repair to the cloak (as noted in the photos)

The original is located at Kotoku-in Temple in Kamakura

but this is inlaid upon a nice slab of smoothly sanded raw-edge soapstone

Ancient Egyptian Bronze Statuette: Amun-Ra (c. 664-332 BC) Chinese but it still stands onTraveling Man Treasures is selling this lovely Ancient Egyptian solid cast bronze statuette of Amun, creator and king of the gods, depicted in a striding position, arms at his sides and left leg advanced in the traditional male pose. He wears a shendit (short skirt) and has the beard of divinity. On his head we can see his typical crown with two tall feathers and a sun disc, illustrating Amun's origin as god of the air and his link to the sun god,