Wadjet Gallery

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theancientwayoflife:~ Faience wedjat eye amulet.Place of origin: EgyptPeriod: 26th Dynasty, Third In
met-egyptian-art:The goddess Wadjet with the Horus-child, Metropolitan Museum of Art: Egyptian ArtPu
May You Heal // digital sketch
Wadjet Eye Finger RingGlazed faience wadjet (“Eye of Horus”) finger ring. New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty,
Mystical Eye of Horus
glencairnmuseum:This small pottery mold in Glencairn’s ancient Egyptian collection was used to produ
Plaque of King Psusennes IThis plaque, or thin plate, was placed on the mummy of king Psusennes I ov
Tutankhamun’s Wadjet Eye BraceletThe central feature of this bracelet is an wadjet eye. It is made o
egypt-museum:Wadjet Eye Pectoral of TutankhamunThis pectoral was found on the mummy of the king Tuta
egypt-museum:Bracelet of Sheshonq IIThe bracelet represents the wadjet eye from the left. The cartou
How do you feel about snakes? Snakes are among the many animals that were mummified in Egyptian temp
Wadjet eye pectoral (gold and glass paste), symbol of the entity of the body, uraeus wearing royal c
amaryan: Inktober 8 / 9 . Maât / Nekhbet & Wadjet If you like it, please consider supporting me
Two Wadjet Eye Amulets “Eye of Horus”, (obsidian) top: 1.9 cm, bottom: 1.7 cm
ancientegyptdaily: Vase from the tomb of Tutankhamun featuring the combra goddess Wadjet, patron of
met-egyptian-art: A lion headed goddess, possibly Wadjet, Metropolitan Museum of Art: Egyptian Art G
Amulet, Eye of Horus, God of Light, 1075 B.C. Egypt. Turquoise glazed and maganese-painted faience w
egypt-museum:Tutankhamun’s Wadjet Eye BraceletMade out of gold and inlaid with lapis lazuli and obsi
DivineFelines is winding down on November 29th here in Brooklyn. So, Iwant to focus on one of the ex
Pharaoh Ptolemy VIII, between the goddesses Wadjet symbolizing Lower Egypt
crimson-chains: sneeeeekkkk!!!!
featherwurm:Wadjet, a powerful and protective deity, and a fascinating icon.While researching her, I
Amulet of Wadjet EyeEgyptian faience amulet of Wadjet eye or Eye of Horus. New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty
Plaque; Wadjet EyeAgateWadjet eye ‘Eye of Horus’ plaque. Late Period, ca. 664-332 B
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