Mojibake - Lore of the Nile - Khonsu, God of The Moon - 120mm Pin Up/Figure/Model/Diorama

Khonsu, the lunar deity of ancient Egyptian mythology, embodies the essence of time, fertility, and lunar cycles. Often depicted as a young man wearing the lunar disk and crescent on his head or as a falcon-headed man, Khonsu symbolizes the eternal passage of time and the cyclical nature of existence. As the god of the moon, Khonsu was believed to govern the rhythms of life, including fertility, growth, and the passage of time. Egyptians looked to him for guidance in matters of healing, protection, and divination, as well as for blessings related to fertility and childbirth.

Khonsu was closely associated with Thoth, the god of wisdom and writing, as well as with Amun-Ra, the supreme solar deity. Together, they formed a powerful triad representing the cycles of the moon, the sun, and the cosmos.