Tutankhamun Cat Crown and Bastet Protective Shield Necklace
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Description
Help our cat friend become the ancient Egyptian god of fashion~
This work includes two accessories: the Tutankha-cat Crown and the Bastet Amulet Shield Necklace, both inspired by real ancient Egyptian artifacts
Tutankha-cat Crown
Bastet Amulet Shield Necklace
Our Model


Inspiration Source

Tutankhamun's Golden Mask
Tutankhamun's Golden Mask is an important artifact discovered in Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922, now housed in the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. It features cloisonné enamel work, adorned with gold, inlaid with carnelian circles, and edged with turquoise and lapis lazuli. The front center of the mask features the protective deities of Upper and Lower Egypt: the vulture goddess Nekhbet and the cobra goddess Wadjet, each inlaid with obsidian eyes and semi-precious stones and glass

Amulet Shield of Bastet or Sekhmet
The core feature of the amulet shield of Bastet or Sekhmet combines the head of the feline goddess with the broad collar common in ancient Egypt. The god's head often features a solar disk and cobra headdress, and elements of human tripartite wigs are visible under the lion's mane. Made from various materials, including gold and Egyptian blue, it is a small treasure with both decorative and religious functions
Design Highlights
- The shape and color scheme perfectly translate the stylistic characteristics of ancient Egyptian artifacts
- Both pieces in this work use small components with flexible fabric inserts, allowing the creations to be significantly bent and their shapes to be altered

- Bastet Amulet Shield Necklace Description:
The Bastet Amulet Shield Necklace uses a magnetic connection method, allowing the necklace to automatically release if caught by an object, ensuring maximum safety~

- The Bastet Amulet Shield Necklace comes in various sizes from 16cm to 30cm, so there's always one that fits your cat's neck
- The connectors of the Bastet Amulet Shield Necklace are decorated with cartouches and ankhs, protecting your cat friend and ensuring peace
- Tutankha-cat Crown Description:
The Tutankha-cat Crown uses an insert pin connection method, ensuring all parts are firmly assembled and do not fall off

- The front of the Tutankha-cat Crown replaces the original design's vulture goddess Nekhbet and cobra goddess Wadjet with cute cat-bodied cat-faced statues
- The "S"-shaped lines on top of the Tutankha-cat Crown can be directly bent

Required Materials
80-mesh gauze fabric, any size, for cutting into strips to be sandwiched between small components to connect them

Several 8mm diameter x 1.5mm thick magnets
4 magnets are needed for each necklace; several magnets are needed to hold the gauze fabric onto the build plate
Printing and Production Method
The 3mf file has pre-set pause layers, print directly until it pauses

Cover the paused layer with the cut gauze fabric strips and secure them with several magnets, as shown in the diagram below

Continue printing until finished, as shown in the diagram below

After removing the model, gently bend the connections between the small components to make the model flexible
Post-processing
- Use flush cutters or similar tools to trim off excess gauze fabric
For the Bastet Amulet Shield Necklace, glue the magnets into the reserved slots
Note:
· Pay attention to the correct orientation of the magnets to ensure opposite poles attract
· Magnets can be quite smooth, you can first sand the magnet surfaces to increase roughness and improve friction between the magnet and the slot when gluing

- For the Tutankha-cat Crown, distinguish between front and back: the front has two complete pins, and the back has two incomplete pins
License
You shall not share, sub-license, sell, rent, host, transfer, or distribute in any way the digital or 3D printed versions of this object, nor any other derivative work of this object in its digital or physical format (including - but not limited to - remixes of this object, and hosting on other digital platforms). The objects may not be used without permission in any way whatsoever in which you charge money, or collect fees.




















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