A large Egyptian Faience Uraeus Amulet, Late Period, ca. 664 - 332 BC pp_sailing No worry about easy broken

No worry about easy broken and in case that happens

- 65% Polyester

this Painting features single or multiple panels displaying beautiful golf course in the Philippines during sunset Perfect for golf lovers

with two holes through the neck and two through the chest for variation in pitch when played

when taking a shower

A large Egyptian Faience Uraeus Amulet, Late Period, ca. 664 - 332 BC pp_sailing No worry about easy brokenPale green glazed faience amulet of a uraeus, the great coil of the body arching up behind to the height of the head surmounted by a suspension loop. Background: From the earliest dynasties the upreared cobra, the uraeus, was the emblem of royalty, worn on the pharaoh's forehead to signify his kingship and divinity. As a goddess she was the eye of the sun, spitting fire at the king's enemies. The uraeus was among the amulets depicted in both the