Crow Skull dress

Horror-Shopin omaa käsialaa olevat mekot ovat todellisia katseen kääntäjiä. Näistä löytävät omansa niin gootit, metallineidot, psychobellat ja muut alternative ihmiset. Ainutlaatuiset kuvitukset ja yksinkertaisen kauniit linjat ovat puhdasta mukavuutta ja murhaa!

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CHEST      81-86   86-91    91-96     96-101
WAIST       71        76         81           86
LENGHT   82         84         86           88 

96% Cotton / 4% Elastane

In ancient Egyptian culture, cats were highly valued and mystical beings. They symbolized not only home and family ties but also protection and fertility. Cats were especially associated with the goddess Bastet, who was the goddess of love, fertility, and protection. Bastet was often depicted as a cat or as a woman with a cat's head.

Cats were also seen as protective spirits, believed to bring luck and peace to a household. The ancient Egyptians believed that cats could spiritually connect with the supernatural world. They received special respect and were treated well, even better than many people.

When a cat died, it was given a respectful burial, and its owner might dress in black and mourn for a long time. Cats were often mummified, and their burial involved many rituals. The ancient Egyptians believed that cats could protect them from evil spirits and guide souls to the afterlife.

Thus, cats were more than mere pets; they were an important part of ancient Egyptian religion, culture, and mysticism, and their presence was felt in many aspects of life, from protecting homes to guarding royal tombs.