Statues of Votive Figures

Definition

Statues of Votive Figures are small statues made by ancient Egyptians as offerings to deities. These figures represented the individuals who dedicated them and were used in religious rituals.

Related terms

Hathor:

Hathor was one of the deities to whom Statues of Votive Figures were often dedicated. People believed that offering these statues to her would bring blessings and protection.

Offering Tables: These were special tables or altars where people placed their votive figures and other offerings to the gods.

Rituals:

Statues of Votive Figures were used in various religious rituals, such as ceremonies honoring specific gods or seeking divine intervention.