Offerer Collection
"Offerer: A Glimpse into Ancient Rituals and Devotion" Step back in time to the ancient age of Egypt
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"Offerer: A Glimpse into Ancient Rituals and Devotion" Step back in time to the ancient age of Egypt, where the Temple of Ramses III stands as a testament to the pharaoh's power and reverence. Adorned with intricate carvings, this temple showcases the grandeur of an era long gone. One such artifact that sheds light on ancient offerings is the Stele of Itenhab, dating back to 1877-1870 BC. This remarkable piece from Egypt depicts a scene where Pharaoh Ramses III himself wears ceremonial attire while making offerings. The attention to detail in his regalia speaks volumes about his devotion and commitment. Delving deeper into Egyptian customs, we find The Official Isi at His Offering Table from Isi's tomb. This depiction reveals how individuals played their part in religious ceremonies by presenting offerings on beautifully adorned tables. Their dedication is evident as they honor their gods with utmost respect. Traveling beyond Egypt's borders, Jacob Jordaens' painting "Meleager and Atalanta" offers a glimpse into Greek mythology where offering rituals were also prevalent. These mythical figures engage in an act of devotion through their gestures and expressions. Returning once again to Egypt, we encounter the Stela of Amenemhat I from the Middle Kingdom period (12th Dynasty). This table offering demonstrates how rulers sought divine favor by presenting gifts to deities - a practice deeply ingrained within ancient societies. Moving forward in history but still rooted in antiquity, we come across The Naucratis Decree found on the Stele of Herakleion-Thonis. Dated around 380 BC, this decree highlights regulations surrounding offerings made at temples - showcasing both religious significance and administrative control over these rituals. Further exploring diverse cultures' practices, we stumble upon Romanesque Art from Catalonia featuring an altar frontal from Santa Maria de Espinelves church.