“Anubis – The Jackal God” by Gautam Mazumdar is a striking tribute to the mystic power and sacred symbolism of ancient Egypt. Painted on authentic handmade papyrus paper sourced from Egypt, the artwork carries the aura of temple walls and ancient scrolls.

Rendered in metallic tones of gold, bronze, and deep black, the composition evokes timeless Egyptian spirituality. At its center stands Anubis, the jackal-headed guardian of souls, guiding spirits through the passage to the afterlife. Beside him appears Horus, the falcon-headed deity of divine kingship, symbolizing vigilance and protection.

Sacred icons such as the ankh (the key of eternal life), the Eye of Horus, and the Djed pillar reinforce themes of rebirth, wisdom, strength, and resurrection. Surrounding hieroglyphic forms frame the artwork like a holy manuscript, echoing the rhythmic language of ancient prayer.

Mazumdar’s painting becomes more than visual homage — it is a spiritual dialogue between myth, eternity, and the timeless soul of Egypt’s sacred art.