Egyptian goddess Isis (UEB uncontracted)
Synopsis
This picture shows Isis, the goddess of motherhood and childbirth and the mother of Horus. There is a locator dot shown, which will be at the top left of the page when the image is the right way up.She is standing with her head and legs facing to the right so only one eye can be seen. Her arms and chest are facing forward. At the top of the page is Isis's headdress with two horns. Down the page a vulture is sitting on her head with its beak to the right. Down again is her face looking to the right with one eye, nose and mouth to the right and hair to the left. Around her neck she is wearing a wide Egyptian collar. In the middle of the page Isis's chest can be found. She has an arm with hand raised on the right, and to the left she holds an Ankh. She wears bracelets on her arms and wrists. Isis is wearing a long dress that covers her chest and goes down the page to her ankles. Her two feet are at the bottom of the page facing to the right.