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Wedjet Eye, an amulet from Dynastic Egypt. The Wedjet is associated with Horus, the god of the sky

Wedjet Eye, an amulet from Dynastic Egypt. The Wedjet is associated with Horus, the god of the sky


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Filename: 917_05_021073.jpg

Size: 4390 x 4002 (3.2MB)

Date: 27th March 2014

Source: Universal Images Group (UIG)

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Wedjet Eye, an amulet from Dynastic Egypt. The Wedjet is associated with Horus, the god of the sky

Wedjet Eye, an amulet from Dynastic Egypt. The Wedjet is associated with Horus, the god of the sky, depicted as a falcon or as a man with a falcons head. In a battle with Seth, the god of chaos and confusion, Horus lost his left eye. But the wound was healed and the Wedjet came to symbolise the healing

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Amulet Ancient Egypt Battle Chaos Confusion Egypt Falcon Head Healing Horus Left Lost Wound Dynastic Healed Seth Symbolise Wedjet


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This print showcases the Wedjet Eye, an exquisite amulet from Dynastic Egypt. Steeped in ancient mythology, this enchanting artifact holds deep significance as it is associated with Horus, the revered god of the sky. Often depicted as a majestic falcon or a man donning a falcon's head, Horus faced a formidable battle against Seth, the god of chaos and confusion. During this epic clash, Horus tragically lost his left eye but found solace in its miraculous healing. The Wedjet Eye emerged as a powerful symbol of restoration and rejuvenation. Its presence on this amulet represents not only physical healing but also spiritual renewal. As we gaze upon this sacred relic from centuries past, we are reminded of the eternal struggle between order and disorder that permeates our world. The Wedjet Eye serves as an enduring testament to humanity's unwavering resilience in times of turmoil. The intricate craftsmanship displayed on this amulet transports us back to an era when gods walked among mortals and their battles shaped destinies. It is through artifacts like these that we can connect with the rich tapestry of ancient Egyptian culture and marvel at their profound beliefs. Let us cherish this remarkable piece from antiquity for its ability to transcend time and remind us that even amidst chaos, there exists hope for healing and restoration – just like Horus' triumphant journey towards reclaiming his lost eye.

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