Nut the Goddess
The practice of religion and worship of gods and goddesses had a significant role on everyday life in Ancient Egypt. My goddess, Nut is the woman whose body arches across the sky, wearing a dress decorated with stars. She is the goddess of the sky and the heavens. It is believed that Nut the goddess was typically believed as a woman who wears on her head a vase of water. She wore dark blue, and no robes, but some Egyptians believe she wore a rainbow robe, with stars all over the body. She is shown as half cow (which was a motherly animal,) and half Egyptian. Most times she is shown as a woman whose hands and feet touch the ground so that her body forms a semicircle, such she represents the heavens. Her arms and
The practice of religion and worship of gods and goddesses had a significant role on everyday life in Ancient Egypt. My goddess, Nut is the woman whose body arches across the sky, wearing a dress decorated with stars. She is the goddess of the sky and the heavens. It is believed that Nut the goddess was typically believed as a woman who wears on her head a vase of water. She wore dark blue, and no robes, but some Egyptians believe she wore a rainbow robe, with stars all over the body. She is shown as half cow (which was a motherly animal,) and half Egyptian. Most times she is shown as a woman whose hands and feet touch the ground so that her body forms a semicircle, such she represents the heavens. Her arms and