Who can resist the adorable little kitty?
Even across a long stretch of human history, cats have been revered as guardians and divine beings.
At the British Museum, there lies a treasure from ancient Egypt dating back to 600 BC—a bronze statue known as the Gayer-Anderson Cat. This feline is the pride of the museum, originally owned by the Egyptian artifact collector Gayer-Anderson before being donated. Its slender and graceful figure exudes an aura of nobility and energy, unforgettable to all who behold it.
Ancient Egyptians saw cats as the embodiment of the goddess Bastet, often depicted as a human with a cat's head. Before Egypt was unified, Bastet was a war goddess. After battles, she relinquished her warrior persona to become a protector of homes, symbolizing safety, warmth, and joy.
Inspired by the Gayer-Anderson Cat, the museum has launched a series of cartoon merchandise, turning it into a "Internet celebrity" loved by visitors from all around the globe. Today, we present a collection of "Cat Guardian Spirit" jewelry, officially produced by the British Museum.
Drawing from the "Gayer-Anderson Cat," these designs capture the essence of feline charm in a fashionable and vivid manner. Featuring a variety of colorful gemstones, each piece shines with freshness and elegance, perfectly complementing the spirit of these enchanting cats.