The God Osiris stood for rebirth, (hence his green skin) so they often painted his portrait on cloth and covered the body to wish them safe passage to the afterlife.
isis
There is not a celebrated year of birth for Osiris.
Osiris was Isis' husband (in the Ennead).
Osiris was the Ancient Egyptain god of the dead. He took the people into the afterlife. He had the appearnace of a mummified person usually with a green colored face and a body that was wrapped in linen (cloth used for mumification process that is ninety days long). He also was the god for fertilty and he ruled or domuinated the afterlife. He was known as the god of the underworld.
Well, osiris was married to isis and osiris died.
Anubis wrapped Osiris in linen rap.
Linen Bandages.
isis
Osiris ruled at around 3000BC
He was the ancient Egyptian god of mummification (embalming); because he wrapped Osiris in wrappings when dead to preserve him.
No one mummified Anubis. Anubis was the ancient Egyptian god of embalming because he had protected and wrapped the body of Osiris.
There is not a celebrated year of birth for Osiris.
In myth, the association with the dead is explained in that Anubis protected and wrapped the body of Osiris so it could be preserved and resurrected.
Osiris is often depicted as a green-skinned man, symbolizing rebirth and regeneration, with a pharaoh’s beard and wearing a white crown of Upper Egypt. He typically holds a crook and flail, symbols of kingship and rulership. Additionally, he is sometimes shown wrapped in mummy bandages, reflecting his association with the afterlife and resurrection. His imagery often includes the ankh, representing life, and the sistrum, a musical instrument linked to his worship.
Osiris
In mythology, the organs of Osiris were sometimes told to be gifted to Anubis (thus a god of embalming) or that Anubis helped Isis to wrap and preserve the body of Osiris so it could be revived.
Anubis in mythology of ancient Egypt protected and wrapped the body of Osiris to preserve it for eventual resurrection, it was this role he was eventually assumed for all ancient Egyptians.