Osiris was believed to be the king of Egypt in prehistoric times. His brother Seth had him killed. Isis, wife of Osiris, searched Egypt for his body parts and resurrected him in the Otherworld.

A fine standing statue of the god Osiris who is shown wrapped in a long, fitted garment and wearing the White Crown of Upper Egypt and the sacred false beard. His crossed arms hold the usual two sacred insignia; the crook and the flail,...

Osiris is wrapped as a mummy with outstretched wings instead of arms. Wings are a sign of protection for the deceased, for whom Osiris is the guardian.

In this head of Osiris, the beard entirely covers the chin, a detail that characterizes the portrayals of Osiris that can then be dated to the Twenty-Fifth Dynasty and to the reign of Psammetik the First of the Twenty-Sixth Dynasty.

This statue depicts Osiris and Isis seated on a throne. Osiris is wearing the Atef crown and holding the flail and crook. Isis sits beside him wearing a three-part wig decorated with a sun disk between two cow horns.

This schist statue of the god Osiris was dedicated for him by the chief scribe Psammetik. It shows the god Osiris in his traditional form of a mummy, covered in a close-fitting garment and wearing his famous Atef crown.

A column depicting the Egyptian god Osiris. Osiris is usually affiliated with the Afterlife, the underworld and the dead.

The statue portrays Osiris in his typical form as a mummified god enveloped in a close-fitting garment and seated on a throne. He wears the Atef crown, flanked by two ostrich feathers and adorned with the uraeus, or royal cobra.

The statue depicts the god Osiris in his traditional pose as a mummified god. He wears his characteristic Atef crown, flanked by two ostrich feathers and adorned with the uraeus, or royal cobra.

A bronze statue in the Egyptian style is representing the god Osiris in a standing position. He wears a crown on his head.

Osiris is wearing a headdress consisting of a uraeus, the royal cobra, topped with a lunar disk. Above the disk rises an ibis head and the whole headdress is dominated by the Atef crown.

A statue of the god Osiris represented as a mummy. He is wearing a long tight garment, and is crowned with the Atef crown, and has the royal cobra (uraeus) on his forehead. His features are clearly defined.

The statue of the god Osiris sitting on a small throne differs from other statues of the same god. The characteristic emblems that he usually holds are not visible and he wears a wig instead of the Atef crown.

This statue depicts Nes-Ini holding a figure of the god Osiris in order to be under his protection.

The complete statue depicts Osiris in the form of a mummy with his hands on his chest, holding two ankh scepters, the sign of life. He wears the Atef Crown.

This figure of King Senusert the First was wrapped in a shroud like a mummy to resemble the god Osiris. It once leaned against a pillar, that is now lost. The eyes give a natural impression, whereas the eyebrows and mouth are highly...

This statue of a man holding a plate is topped by a statue of the god Osiris.

A clipart illustration by Phillip Martin titled "Osiris."

A bronze statuette of the holy trinity, depicts Osiris in the center, on his right is Isis and on his left Harpocrates. Osiris wears the Atef crown and carries the crook scepter and the flail. Isis is wearing her crown with the sun disk...

Seth was the brother of Osiris and a rival to Horus, Osiris' son. He is the god of every hard task, confusion, deserts and winds.

Isis was the Divine and Protective Mother. She was the wife and sister of Osiris, and his partner on the throne of Egypt. After the death of Osiris, she collected his torn body and resurrected him with her magical power. Isis gave birth...

A stela that has a scene depicting the Vizier Rahotep worshiping Osiris in the first register. The Apis bull, with a solar disk on its head, stands behind Osiris.

The beautiful painted statue represents the goddess Isis standing, and wearing the white headdress called the khat ornamented with a red headband. She is stretching out her arms to protect the invisible body of her husband, the god Osiris.

Abydos is the Greek name of the ancient Egyptian town called Abdju. It was the capital of the eighth nome of Upper Egypt and the main cult center of Osiris. Within the region, there are many archaeological sites.