Egyptian Ritual Sceptre Bundle
Egyptian Ritual Sceptre Bundle
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Step into the power of the Pharaohs with our Egyptian Ritual Sceptre Bundle. This exclusive set brings together three of the most significant symbols of divine authority, cosmic balance, and ritual magic from the Nile Valley.
Perfect for collectors, practitioners, or history enthusiasts, this bundle includes the Was, Sekhem, and Sistrum—the essential tools of gods and kings.
What’s Included in the Bundle:
The Was Sceptre: Symbol of Dominion & Power
The Was is the quintessential staff of the gods. Featuring a stylized animal head (associated with Set or Anubis) and a forked base, it represents the authority to rule and the power to maintain Ma’at (cosmic order).
Significance: Historically used by deities and Pharaohs to symbolize control over the forces of chaos and to ensure the well-being of the deceased in the afterlife.
Meaning: "Power" or "Dominion."
The Sekhem Sceptre: Symbol of Might & Ritual
The Sekhem is a flat, paddle-like sceptre often seen in the hands of high-ranking officials, viziers, and the goddess Sekhmet herself. It represents the vital "spark" or "might" required to command.
Significance: Used in temple rituals and funerary ceremonies to consecrate offerings. It is a symbol of a successful life and a prestigious position.
Meaning: "The Powerful" or "Might."
The Sistrum: The Sacred Rattle of Joy
The Sistrum is a ritual musical instrument sacred to the goddess Hathor. It was shaken to produce a sound like the rustling of papyrus reeds, believed to appease the gods and ward off evil spirits.
Significance: Symbolizing joy, fertility, and celebration, the Sistrum was used by priestesses to invoke the presence of the divine and to calm the storms of chaos.
Meaning: "That which is shaken."
Why Choose the Sceptre Bundle?
Complete Ritual Set: Own the three pillars of Egyptian authority in one curated collection.
High-Quality Craftsmanship: Designed with authentic proportions and symbolic details inspired by the artifacts found at Living Horus Designs.
Versatile Use: Ideal for altar decor, ritual work, educational displays, or as a powerful statement piece in your home.
Embrace the legacy of the Nile. Add the Egyptian Sceptre Bundle to your collection today.
Important Information
Sizing Guidelines
Craftsmanship & Materials
Every crown and accessory in this gallery is meticulously handcrafted from premium, high-density EVA foam - engineered for both durability and comfort. I blend traditional artistry with modern techniques, utilizing acrylic paints, gold leaf, 3D-printed elements, and curated "found objects" to create wearable art.
Because I hand-select the ornaments based on availability, no two pieces are ever identical. When you choose a piece from this collection, you are investing in a truly one-of-a-kind original as unique as the person wearing it.
Construction & Shipping Time
Production & Shipping Information
At Living Horus Designs, every piece is a unique work of art. I don’t believe in mass production; instead, I focus on craftsmanship and quality tailored specifically to you.
Made to Order
All of my pieces are handcrafted on demand. When you place an order, you aren’t just buying an item—you are commissioning a creation.
Construction Timeline
- Standard Production: Please allow 4–6 weeks for your piece to be built.
- Note: This timeframe may vary slightly based on current demand and the complexity of the design.
Shipping & Delivery
Once your piece has passed my quality check, it is carefully packaged for transit. Please allow for shipping time in addition to the construction period:
- Standard Postage: 7–21 business days.
- Express Shipping: Available upon request. If you require a faster transit time, please contact me for a custom quote.
Need Your Piece in a Hurry?
I offer a Queue Jumping service for those on a tight deadline.
- The Benefit: Your order moves to the front of the production line.
- The Cost: An additional 20% surcharge on the total price.
- The Requirement: This option is available ONLY by inquiring PRIOR to commissioning your piece. I need to confirm the current capacity to meet your deadline before the order is placed.