Men's T-Shirt DRAGON's BLOOD "Guardian of the Scales"
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Boiled T-shirt with the image of Anubis - the ancient Egyptian God of burial rituals and mummification called "Guardian of the Scales". "Guardian of the Scales" - T-shirt for those who are not afraid to stand at the gates of the afterlife next to Anubis himself. This T-shirt depicts the ancient Egyptian God with a powerful figure, the look of a cold-blooded judge, Ankh and the Great Scales. One pan of the Scales holds the Feather of Truth, a symbol of justice and purity of the soul, and the other - the heart of the deceased, which will be hung with sins and shortcomings. Whether the afterlife on the fields of Ialu will continue, or everything will end here and now, when the monster Ammat swallows the heart of the sinner, depends on what outweighs - the heart or the truth. The background of the T-shirt is made in the form of Egyptian funeral hieroglyphs-spells, which were applied to the pyramids that were used as tombs for the pharaohs of Ancient Egypt. "Guardian of the Scales" is not just a T-shirt, it is a symbol of strength, spiritual purity and readiness to go through the test of your own destiny.
Unique design, torn edges, as well as the effect of bronze metallization give this T-shirt an unforgettable Ancient Egyptian style that will take your breath away!
Material: 100% cotton. The application is very high quality and is not felt by touch. The T-shirt is boiled at 90 degrees - does not shrink after washing.
Attention! Metallization effect! It is recommended to wash the Product inside out at a temperature not exceeding 30 degrees, for no longer than 90 minutes, separately from coarse fabrics, in a washing machine on a delicate cycle! Can be ironed.
Unique design, torn edges, as well as the effect of bronze metallization give this T-shirt an unforgettable Ancient Egyptian style that will take your breath away!
Material: 100% cotton. The application is very high quality and is not felt by touch. The T-shirt is boiled at 90 degrees - does not shrink after washing.
Attention! Metallization effect! It is recommended to wash the Product inside out at a temperature not exceeding 30 degrees, for no longer than 90 minutes, separately from coarse fabrics, in a washing machine on a delicate cycle! Can be ironed.
Description:
Anubis is the ancient Egyptian god of burial rituals and mummification (embalming), the "guardian of the scales" at the trial of Osiris in the kingdom of the dead, and an expert in medicinal herbs.
The Fields of Ialu (Egyptian Sḫt-j3rw "reed fields", "cane fields") are part of the afterlife (Duat) in the ancient Egyptian mythological tradition, in which the righteous gain eternal life and bliss after the trial of Osiris. The guardian god Shai leads the deceased who has passed the trial of Osiris to the fields of Ialu, the path to which is blocked by the gates of Thoth.
Amat (also Ammit, Amit, Amt, Ammat, Amemit, Amamat; /ˈæmɪt/; Egyptian ꜥm-mwt — "devourer", Am-mut — "Eater of the Dead") is a monster with the body of a hippopotamus, lion's paws and mane, and the mouth of a crocodile in ancient Egyptian mythology, living in Duat. She ate the heart of a person if the great Ennead passed a guilty verdict on him at the afterlife court of Osiris in Amenti.
Ankh (Egyptian ˁnḫ, Coptic ⲁⲛⲭ), the Coptic cross - is the most ancient Egyptian symbol. All gods and goddesses possessed the Ankh, who also gifted it to kings and worthy people, as well as souls that were lucky enough to be justified in the afterlife after the divine judgment. The Ankh as a talisman supported the eternal life of the gods. In culture, the meaning of "eternal life", "breath of life" was fixed for the Ankh.
The Judgment of Anubis - The Judgment that all Egyptians of the ancient world feared and expected. But the work of Anubis began long before the trial. The Egyptians believed that a person has an immortal part of the soul, called Ka. It was this part that Anubis met when a person died. The task of the guard with the head of a jackal was to deliver Ka safe and sound to the judgment of Osiris. And the path ahead was not short, and by no means safe.
The trial itself was a formidable and grandiose spectacle. It took place in a large hall, in the underworld. In the middle of this hall was a throne on which Osiris himself sat, and at that moment he was surrounded by about fifty different gods. And next to Osiris was a terrible creature - a lion with the head of a crocodile, whose name was Amat. In front of Osiris were refined, silver scales. At that moment, Anubis took the heart of the deceased and carried it towards the scales in order to place it on one of the bowls. The entire process takes place in strict silence. Naturally, the scale bowl on which the heart was placed tilts. At that moment, Thoth goes to the bowl. In his hands is a feather from the headdress of the goddess of truth Maat, and the god must place this feather on the second bowl of the scales.
The Fields of Ialu (Egyptian Sḫt-j3rw "reed fields", "cane fields") are part of the afterlife (Duat) in the ancient Egyptian mythological tradition, in which the righteous gain eternal life and bliss after the trial of Osiris. The guardian god Shai leads the deceased who has passed the trial of Osiris to the fields of Ialu, the path to which is blocked by the gates of Thoth.
Amat (also Ammit, Amit, Amt, Ammat, Amemit, Amamat; /ˈæmɪt/; Egyptian ꜥm-mwt — "devourer", Am-mut — "Eater of the Dead") is a monster with the body of a hippopotamus, lion's paws and mane, and the mouth of a crocodile in ancient Egyptian mythology, living in Duat. She ate the heart of a person if the great Ennead passed a guilty verdict on him at the afterlife court of Osiris in Amenti.
Ankh (Egyptian ˁnḫ, Coptic ⲁⲛⲭ), the Coptic cross - is the most ancient Egyptian symbol. All gods and goddesses possessed the Ankh, who also gifted it to kings and worthy people, as well as souls that were lucky enough to be justified in the afterlife after the divine judgment. The Ankh as a talisman supported the eternal life of the gods. In culture, the meaning of "eternal life", "breath of life" was fixed for the Ankh.
The Judgment of Anubis - The Judgment that all Egyptians of the ancient world feared and expected. But the work of Anubis began long before the trial. The Egyptians believed that a person has an immortal part of the soul, called Ka. It was this part that Anubis met when a person died. The task of the guard with the head of a jackal was to deliver Ka safe and sound to the judgment of Osiris. And the path ahead was not short, and by no means safe.
The trial itself was a formidable and grandiose spectacle. It took place in a large hall, in the underworld. In the middle of this hall was a throne on which Osiris himself sat, and at that moment he was surrounded by about fifty different gods. And next to Osiris was a terrible creature - a lion with the head of a crocodile, whose name was Amat. In front of Osiris were refined, silver scales. At that moment, Anubis took the heart of the deceased and carried it towards the scales in order to place it on one of the bowls. The entire process takes place in strict silence. Naturally, the scale bowl on which the heart was placed tilts. At that moment, Thoth goes to the bowl. In his hands is a feather from the headdress of the goddess of truth Maat, and the god must place this feather on the second bowl of the scales.
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