Mojibake - Lore of the Nile - Khnum, Creator of Life - 120mm Pin Up/Figure/Model/Diorama

Khnum is an ancient Egyptian deity known as the creator god, associated with the waters and fertility of the Nile River. Often depicted as a ram-headed figure or as a man with the head of a ram, Khnum symbolizes the life-giving forces of water and the creative powers of the cosmos.

As the god of the source of the Nile, Khnum was believed to shape the river waters on his potter's wheel, forming the fertile mud from which all life emerged. He was revered as the divine craftsman who moulded humanity and other living creatures from the clay of the earth, breathing life into them with his breath. Khnum was also associated with fertility and regeneration, overseeing the cycles of birth, growth, and renewal in both the natural world and human life. he was often invoked by those seeking blessings for fertility, childbirth, and agricultural abundance.