Eye of Horus Ancient Egyptian Symbol of Protection Shirt

Description

Turquoise Faience Blue and Red Ochre distressed Hieroglyphic Eye of Horus. Ancient Egyptian Udjat or Wadjet Eye symbol of protection is an important, powerful, and sacred symbol of good luck and prosperity. Horus was the Falcon-headed god, son of Osiris, protector of the Pharaoh. It was often found on monuments and temples of the Kings, Queens, and Nobles of Kemet along with images of the gods Ra, Amun, Isis, Nephthys, Hathor, Anubis, Ptah, and Thoth. Amulets of The Eye were worn as jewelry by the Egyptians in daily life, and wrapped with mummies to protect them from evil spirits as they made their way through the underworld to the afterlife. Inspired by artifacts in the tomb of Tutankhamun and painted decorations in the temples of Hatshepsut, Seti, and Rameses. The hieroglyphics in this design were Artist created with respect for the culture, aesthetics, colors, and artistry of the Ancient Egyptians, carefully researched to ensure their historical accuracy and authenticity. Wear with pride and expect good fortune! Thank you for choosing an original from the Pyramid Printworks Collection!