Happy Wepet Renpet!🎉
Today, in the fourth month of the summer season, the ancient Egyptian New Year festival called Wepet Renpet, meaning “the opening of the year,” is celebrated. The festival is vital to the fertility and prosperity of the land and is considered a time of renewal and rebirth.
The deities in the picture are Nephthys (left), Set (left), Horus the Elder (center), Osiris (right), and Aset/Isis (right). Each of these deities has a day dedicated to them before Wepet Renpet, and these days are their birthdays.
To calculate the date, I used various sources, the main one being the calendar on the website Digital Egypt for Universities. Their calendar is based on the study of festival days by Siegfried Schott. I chose to mark this holiday on July 19th, as some sources say that the festival was celebrated around mid-July.
Here is the link to the calendar on the website Digital Egypt for Universities:










