Nephthys is the guardian deity of houses and the dead in ancient Egyptian mythology, as well as the god of fertility. He is one of the nine pillars of Heliopolis.
The daughter of the Earth God Gab and the Sky Goddess Nut, the sister of Osiris, Seth, and Isis, the wife of the Desert and War God Seth, and the mother of Anubis.
"Nefertis" also refers to the oldest woman in a family, and the name may be a variant of Bat or Neith.

In ancient Egyptian art, her hair looked similar to a shroud. Nefertis is depicted as a basket or a small house on top of her head, sometimes a woman with wings, and sometimes a kite, falcon, falcon, or other bird species. She is the daughter of Gabe and Nut, the wife of Seth, and the mother of Anubis. He once helped Isis raise Horus and saved him from danger with the guardian god and scorpion goddess Selekate. As the guardian deity of the deceased, she often appears with her sister Isis, the goddess of life, behind the underworld king Osiris.