Thoth Egyptian God Tank Tops

Most famous for their depictions on canopic jars, the four sons of Horus are Ancient Egyptian gods. Duamutef is the jackal figure who protected the stomach. Imsety is the human figure protecting the liver. The baboon figure is Hapy and he protected the lungs. And, finally, Qebehsenuef is the falcon figure who protected the intestines.

In on hand Hermes carries the Caduceus, a winged rod with two fighting serpents entwined about it; in the other, the immortal Emerald, upon whose surface was inscribed in raised letters the sum of philosophy. The figure wears the ancient Egyptian Masonic apron according to the pattern discovered by Belzoni, the eminent Egyptologist. The two small circles contain the forms and symbols most closely associated with Hermes. In the upper circle is the ibis, whose curious characteristics have caused it to be particularly associated with the medical art. In the initiation ceremonies the Egyptian priests wore masks in the form of the ibis head to signify that they represented the attributes of Thoth, or Hermes.

Surreal bird man collage with flowers based on ancient Egyptian gods

Ever wonder what Thoth is writing on all those scrolls? He has such a cute little face in this illustration. Perfect for anyone who loves ancient egypt!

The principle of correspondence *As above so below*. To the wonderful teachings of The Kybalion.

This ancient Egyptian mythology design features the Egyptian gods Horus, Anubis, and Thoth.

The truth is out there...

The principle of correspondence *As above so below*. To the wonderful teachings of The Kybalion.

That thing sure knew how to party... My god...

An archetype of Wisdom

Correspondence, as within so without one of the laws of the universe. To the marvelous teachings of Thoth. Love to our ancestors and hidden history.

The soul ray of Metatron is Me. I am The Hermit, who is Thoth, who is Metatron.

Illustration of the Egyptian god Thoth, god of writing and knowledge, from the publication Pantheon Egyptien (1823-1825) by Leon Jean Joseph Dubois

Single Line - Pharaoh (White)

As Above so Below in honour to the teachings of Thoth ancient god of knowledge. Inspired in its wonderful teachings and our forgotten and hidden history. Love to the past, to the future and to the wonderful present moment.

Single Line - Pharaoh

Thoth likes to relax by reading a good book from time to time.

This Ancient Egypt Mythology Creatures artwork features the ancient Egyptian mythology mythical creatures and monsters.