Plush: Bastet Cat 20cm Soft Toy Egyptian

Plush: Bastet Cat 20cm Soft Toy EgyptianIn Ancient Egyptian culture Bastet was a goddess of protection was often depicted as a domestic cat. approx. 24cm filling made from 100% recycled water bottles swing tag made from recycled paper and printed with soy based inks

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the North East's favourite TV historian turns his attention to the history of Newcastle upon Tyne

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