Satis, the local goddess of Elephantine, guarded the southern frontiers of upper Egypt and was associated with the Nile inundation1. She wears the white crown to which are attached antelope horns or plumes and an uraeus1. Representations of Satis are of the Late Period and very rare in amuletic form2

Satis - Silver H 6.7, W 1.3, D 2.0

Silver H 6.7, W 1.3, D 2.0
Ptolemaic Period
Christie’s Ancient Egyptian
art from the Harer family trust
collection, Sale 1691, lot 38
9 December 2005

Satis - Copper alloy

Copper alloy
H 10.2, W 2.2, D 2.9
Ptolemaic Period
Brooklyn Museum
#37.688E

References

1Wilkinson R H. The complete gods and goddesses of ancient Egypt, 2003, Thames & Hudson, pp. 164-166
2None, Unpublished amulet