Product code: Antique Egyptian shops Blue-Glazed Faience
WEAR A PIECE OF HISTORY! This Ancient Egyptian blue-glazed faience ring depicts the Goddess Wadjet as a cobra prepared to strike, a sun disk placed prominently over her head. The cobra's tail thins as it loops back upon itself to form the band, artfully uniting form & function. Wadjet was originally the protector of Lower Egypt, and upon unification with Upper Egypt shops, became the joint protector & patron of all Egypt. This artifact was hand-shaped and fired in antiquity yet still retains its structural integrity. As such, whether displayed as an art piece, looped onto a necklace as a pendant, or worn as originally intended, this rare ancient Egyptian artifact is undeniably impressive. This ancient Egyptian artifact has been attested to as authentic and dated to between the Late Period to Alexander's Conquest (c.664-332 B.C.) by Mr. Matthew Wicks of Ancient Hands LTD, incorporated in the United Kingdom, and accompanied by a digital PDF copy of its “Provenance & Ownership” document.
WEAR A PIECE OF HISTORY! This Ancient Egyptian blue-glazed faience ring depicts the Goddess Wadjet as a cobra prepared to strike, a sun disk placed prominently over her head. The cobra's tail thins as it loops back upon itself to form the band, artfully uniting form & function. Wadjet was originally the protector of Lower Egypt, and upon unification with Upper Egypt shops, became the joint protector & patron of all Egypt. This artifact was hand-shaped and fired in antiquity yet still retains its structural integrity. As such, whether displayed as an art piece, looped onto a necklace as a pendant, or worn as originally intended, this rare ancient Egyptian artifact is undeniably impressive. This ancient Egyptian artifact has been attested to as authentic and dated to between the Late Period to Alexander's Conquest (c.664-332 B.C.) by Mr. Matthew Wicks of Ancient Hands LTD, incorporated in the United Kingdom, and accompanied by a digital PDF copy of its “Provenance & Ownership” document.