





Museum visit + completed devotional doodle requests featuring the Netjeru!
I did say I would bring my little doodles to the museum with me to pay my respects to the Netjeru, even though I must admit I was a bit embarrassed when I was taking photos holding a bunch of tiny sticky notes with drawings on them! There were a lot of people in the exhibition gallery, after all.
The exhibition was a bit underwhelming when it came to content regarding the Netjeru (there was an interactive feature with facts about a few of the well-known Netjeru, though), but it was still an overall fun experience seeing all the different sarcophagi and animal (no human) mummies. As seen in this post, I managed to get a few photos of my doodles with the objects related to their corresponding deities. (The full doodle display is on the last slide, if anyone's curious about the requests and other personal favorites.)
I also bought two blind box figurines featuring the Netjeru, hoping that I would get either Ra or Thoth, but I wasn't that lucky today. Still, I'm quite happy that I got Anubis and Sobek, and I might post them after I unbox them fully in the future!
Full list of Netjeru that I doodled (and brought with me):
Anpu/Anubis, Khonsu, Khnum, Hathor, Iah, Djehuty/Thoth, Seshat, Ma'at, Nefertem, Ra/Re