BASTET - EGYPTIAN CAT GODDESS DOLL / Monster High Doll Repaint by Poppen Atelier  

Bast is *the* cool aunt of the Egyptian pantheon.

@@beholdthegriffin5488 YESSS

Yes Nefertiti! When I first saw her face I was so amazed. The most beautiful women ever.

@@adelalazur3341 I also think Hapshetsut would be interesting to do too.

@@adelalazur3341 Also, if it was the bust statue of ‘Nefertiti’ you saw, that’s actually of Nefertari, an entirely different person!

@@Ni.61 The bust in Berlin is of Nefertiti, wife of Akhenaten. Nefertari is Ramses II's wife, no beautiful bust in Berlin, but beautiful tomb in the valley of the queens... But I agree Hatshepsut would be cool, especially the gender bending aspect! Nefertiti is overdone and overhyped.

Half animal gods are always my favorite.

I'm so sorry to hear that. It hurts me to know that a cat died cause I love them and my dog died on June 2 2021 so I know how it feels. But still I'm sorry to hear that. I'm sure that your cat loved having you as an owner. 😿😿😿😿😿😿😿😿

Aww I'm sorry to hear that 😢

VOUCHE

Plz no Anubis, he is too precious to be a frickin ugly doll

I think she already did Medusa. But I love the Ideas Anubis and Hecate. Hopefully she does them

@@deadinside7172 Yikes, Mate. A little rude, no?

oo spider lady sounds nice

Yes I love the greek gods and mythology, it would be cool to see Aphrodite as she is made from sea foam, too :)

@@skye9471 Actually im pretty sure she does have all those titles. The only one I don't recall is the eternal punishment one but it seems fitting since it works with her lore. She does in fact have some 'evil' sounding titles tied to her for instance Bringer of Death because that is literally what Persephone means but she only adopted the name because she went to the underworld bc she was kidnapped by Hades

Have you guys read the online comic Lore Olympus? It's an amazing modern retelling of the Greek pantheon.

@@skye9471 so, I’m autistic and Persephone is actually my special interest. I’m currently studying classical archaeology at university so that I can make the study of Persephone my full time job. Hellenistic deities are actually highly multifaceted and vary greatly across time periods, cultures, and geographic location. Unlike in Abrahamic tradition there is no single defining written text from which to draw information. Rather their gods were just sort of culturally osmosed over hundreds of years. If one only interprets Persephone through her worship at Eleusis she might come across as a more passive character because the story primarily focuses on Demeter and her loss. However, it is important that we also consider the worship of Persephone at other sanctuaries such as Locri, along with more individual cults such as the Orphics, Dionysians, and Pythagoreans. Each of these communities had their own unique perception of the goddess. Additionally we must consider her origins during the Mycenaean period where we see that written record of her name predates Hades’. Overly Sarcastic Productions here on RU-vid actually released a fairly good and entertaining summary of Persephone recently. Except they didn’t link to their sources so you’ll have to take the word of this incredibly dedicated nerd that it is fairly accurate. If you are interested in further reading I am more than happy to provide links to some sources!

@@voightkampff7936 yup thats when i started to get into the lore pf persephone. it was actually when i was a kod and read Goddess Girls but it was mainly lore olympus that made me interested in her

That and a golden hoop earring :) But it's so beautiful either way!

@@ZhovtoBlakytniy Omg yessss!!!!

its a fine line, remember dollightfuls wendigo doll, it wasn't a god but it was from another cultures culture.

@@evilqueen6402 i think it's fine as longs as she does good research and asks people from cultures she's interested in if making a doll inpsired by their folklore is appropriate

Athena!!! (if doing different belief systems)

@Evil Queen I honestly don’t get why artist need permission, if people don’t like it then they don’t need to watch it. Everyone is entitled to their opinion. And art is art, you’re free to make anything you want with it.

it's highly possible)))))

Definitely Ann Shirley

Ooh yes!

Love!

Love your ideas... I hope she loves them too!!!

YEEEESSSSS! Elizabeth Bennet pleeeeeeaaaaassssseeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Uhhhhh, Egyptian culture (past culture) is very popular. Islam is not popular to most westerns though because it calls for violence against us for no reason.

@@zerotodona1495 why do you have to bring your uncalled for negativity and Islamophobia, spoon-fed to you by biased media that follows political agendas, here? I bet you never even met a Muslim before, let alone being told by them that they hate you and wanna hurt you. You can say this stuff lightly because you don't actually know anything! This is a doll repainting video and this was a positive comment, so begone troll and take your toxicity somewhere else!! Also a reminder that Arabic doesn't necessarily mean Muslim you ignorant. Muslims aren't that concerned about you, so you can sleep tight tonight, ok?

@@zerotodona1495 and what about Christians calling for violence against Muslims because of harmful generalizations like these, huh?

@@fatimapi4708 while I agree with the comment that the person you are replying to doesn’t understand the Muslim religion, how is your comment any less negative than the person you are calling ignorant? Educating someone is much more effective than ranting at them.

3D print snake wig for Medusa 😍

I was getting ready to post that...

wanna see Vikings' gods..

I was coming to suggest Medusa too. It would be so interesting!

Medusa would be so cool

She kinda just did. Whether Sekhmet and Bastet are different goddesses at all is pretty debatable

@@charlieparker5346 Uh... they definitely are. Perhaps initially they were closer in nature, but later Sekhmet is associated with pestilence and disease, whereas Bastet is more associated with music and fertility (depicted with a sistrum) - the gentler aspects of this goddess. Thus cat, rather than lioness... but the Egyptians were probably quite fluid in their thinking, as Hathor is able to transform into Sekhmet as the eye of Ra.

I'd love to see this too

hi! it was called the Saqqara Tomb or something like this

@@PoppenAtelier thank you so much! 😸

Yes that is true and I am so excited to see it done well! ❤

@@PoppenAtelier Thank you! I love stories like this about Bastet. When I went to the Philadelphia museum I loved seeing the Bastet statue and even drew my own version of her. I look forward to seeing the documentary.

@@PoppenAtelier thank you! gonna check it out!

@Delilah Thoel *YESYESYESYESYES*

Totally agree!!!!

YESSSS PLEASEE!

Kyoshi or Suki in her warrior attire and makeup as a doll would be amazing! Or even Katara either in her original water tribe clothes or when she dressed in the fire nation attire. There's so many gorgeous styles in ATLA that would create such lovely dolls.

@@lacytaylor1501 Absolutely!! So many diverse features to play around with :)

I think she glued the hair directly to the doll’s head? It’s not rooted hair but it’s also not a wig.

It actually isn't a wig, it's just glued onto her head

@@kouhai2456 similar principle.

yes! that was the name!!!

You mean Norse? Perhaps Norse (Scandinavian mythos) and Norway share some similar stories through their mythos, but I've never heard of her referred to as a Norwegian goddess. However yes!!! Freya needs her own doll makeover!!!

@@DoraSmith55 Thank you for correcting - I meant Scandinavian mythology :). I was typing from head and I wasn't aware of my mistake. Now I know :)

I can only imagine how Freya’s necklace Brisingamen would look with how gorgeous Bastet’s collar came out! 😍

A great idea ❤🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Ohh, a duo of Freyr and Freja would be fantastic! An elf-like aesthetic would be so fitting given Freyr was given the Alfheim as a teething present.

I'm so glad I'm not the only one who loves when she takes the hair out of the head. Lol

Aren’t Freya and Frigg the same person, just called differently depending on the realm?

@@n.c.pictures nope

I was just gonna recommend The Morrigan :D

@Gianna Mae Lonzanida who dat lol

@@morissaedwards7348I don't remember his mythology as well as some of the others in the Greek pantheon, so take this with a grain of salt. Hephaestus is another Greek god, he's the son of Zeus and Hera, but was either born ugly or lame, I can't remember which, but Hera didn't want him because of this and threw him down from Olympus. He's married to Aphrodite and is the god of craft and the forge. I believe he's also the one who made the trident, hades spear thing, and Zeus' lightning bolt.

@@wolfford5395 so hes the master bladesmith. Thats fantastic. Thank you friend❤

@Gianna Mae Lonzanida cool. Thanks again, I found this quite interesting. It amazes me that a whole nation can believe in more than one God. (I'm not bashing anyone who does. You are entitled to your beliefs and religions, and I am in no position to judge.) I believe in one God, and my faith belongs to him, but I find the Greek gods interesting.

I’ve said this for ATLA already on these comments, butttt: YESYESYESYESYES

This type of monster high doll would be perfect for Catra!

@@rebeccam992 exactly what I thought!

I recognize the other two, but who is Kali Ma?

@@wolfford5395 She is a Hindu Goddess, usually depicted with 4 arms and her tongue out, holding a severed head of a demon with a dish below it catching his blood (the legend is that if his blood touches the earth it will regenerate more of him) and holding a sword in another hand. She is one aspect of mother goddess Parvati and Shiva is her consort. She really is a misunderstood goddess with many thing related to her, time, death, destruction, rebirth, feminine power, sexuality being a few

@@chloescarlet2759 Wow, that sounds really interesting. And I agree, I think that'd be a really interesting shbject for a doll custom