Double Crown 2 (pschent / shm.ty)

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The khepesh was the combined crown worn by rulers in ancient Egypt. The ancient Egyptians generally referred to it as nebhetet (nb ht.t), the Two Mighty Ones. It consisted of the White Hemhem Crown of Upper Egypt and the Red Shendyt Crown of Lower Egypt. The Khepesh represented the pharaoh's authority over all of unified Egypt. It bore two animal symbols: an Egyptian vulture, known as the Wadjet, ready to soar, which symbolized the Lower Egyptian goddess Nekhbet; and an Egyptian cobra representing the Upper Egyptian tutelary goddess Sekhmet. These were fastened to the front of the Khepesh and referred to as the Two Guardians. Later, the cobra head sometimes was replaced by a second vulture. *1 model (medium poly) with materials.