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{{Populace|photo = [[Image:Sekhet Main.jpg|300px]]| photocaption = An embodiment of Sekhet, The Dark Warlord who wears an artifact crafted by Sekhet herself "The Argent Aegis"|location = [[Wintermist]] | status = Active | device = [[Image:Sekhet Arms.jpg|300px]]| devicecaption = Per chevron azure and sable, a winged scarab maintaining in chief a roundel, a bordure Or.}} | {{Populace|photo = [[Image:Sekhet Main.jpg|300px]] | ||
|photocaption = An embodiment of Sekhet, The Dark Warlord who wears an artifact crafted by Sekhet herself "The Argent Aegis" | |||
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Sekhet is the Goddess of Craft. Said to have such control of her skill that some can not even see the art once it is produced. | Sekhet is the Goddess of Craft. Said to have such control of her skill that some can not even see the art once it is produced. | ||
Paladins of Sekhet are | Paladins of Sekhet are depicted holding lanterns to show a light that others may follow | ||
The Clergy generally they come from local tribes who produce trinkets to improve their own abilities. | |||
== Portfolio/Clergy == | == Portfolio/Clergy == | ||
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*Egyptians | *Egyptians | ||
*Warriors | *Warriors | ||
== Domains == | == Domains == | ||
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[[Category:+ Populace A]] | [[Category:+ Populace A]] | ||
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The Legend
Sekhet is the Goddess of Craft. Said to have such control of her skill that some can not even see the art once it is produced.
Paladins of Sekhet are depicted holding lanterns to show a light that others may follow The Clergy generally they come from local tribes who produce trinkets to improve their own abilities.
Portfolio/Clergy
- Crafters
- Aesthetes
- Egyptians
- Warriors
Domains
- Leatherwork
- Jewelry
- Brasswork
- Scribal arts
- Painting
- Couture
- Carpentry
- Embroidery/Needlework
Minions
- One of the many Avitars of Sekhet, The Dark Sentinal who is said to be a minor Golom crafted from Steel
Temple of Sekhet
- If you can see the Splendors of the sacred temple you may be among those gifted with an eye for the craft. Do not Fear if you see it not, there is yet hope if you return, tools in hand.
Archive
Summer Coronation 2019 Dirty Dozen Competition entry: 12 hand-tooled and dyed leather favors
FoTR competition entry: Egyptian theme- dress, broad collar, stone pot w/kohl, and leather gorget
Angels Anniversary A&S entry: rattles from ancient to modern
Naevehjem Anniversary A&S entry: leather scaled Kaleidoscope dragon egg
Winter Coronation 2020 Dirty Dozen entry: 12 hand-tooled leather pouches with different regalia/populous designs
Blatan Artisan Challenge 04/25/2020 entry: Vindolanda Chamfron made from 9/10oz leather with hand installed brass studs and acid etched brass plates
FoTR 2020 competition entry: Egyptian theme: tooled leather vulture headdress, painted papyrus, King Tut’s gold dagger (brass), and broad collar necklace
Image recreated from Book of the Dead Ani depicting the weighing of the heart. Hand painted on papyrus from Egypt
Summer Coronation 2021 group Largess Derby entry: Caid daggers and tooled leather sheathes with baronial devices
FoTR 2021 competition entry: Roman theme: tooled leather Aegis, dress and necklace (extra items also on display)
Athena’s Aegis as seen on marble statue. Scene from Durer’s Four Horsemen woodcut hand tooled on background of 9/10oz leather with center sand cast brass mullet medallion
Projects & Publications
Scrolls
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Duchy | Alexander Aethelwulf and Tahira al-Fahida |
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Detail of Duchy | Alexander Aethelwulf and Tahira al-Fahida |
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Detail of Duchy | Alexander Aethelwulf and Tahira al-Fahida |
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Detail of Duchy | Alexander Aethelwulf and Tahira al-Fahida |
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Detail of Duchy | Alexander Aethelwulf and Tahira al-Fahida |
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Duchy | Tahira al-Fahida and Alexander Aethelwulf |
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Detail of Duchy | Tahira al-Fahida and Alexander Aethelwulf |
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Detail of Duchy | Tahira al-Fahida and Alexander Aethelwulf |
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Detail of Duchy | Tahira al-Fahida and Alexander Aethelwulf |
