Ancient Egyptian Eye of Horus Pottery Mold Rare and finely modeled ceramic

Rare and finely modeled ceramic architectural vessel depicting a ceremonial structure with stepped walls and projecting chimney form

The refined curvature and reductive modeling exemplify the aesthetic sophistication of early Anatolian artisans

Carved from a fine-grained limestone

the god of rebirth

An Ancient Egyptian carved wood mummy mask dating to the Late Period through early Ptolemaic era (circa 664–300 BC)

Ancient Egyptian Eye of Horus Pottery Mold Rare and finely modeled ceramicAncient Egyptian Eye of Horus Pottery Mold Amarna PeriodLate Period, Egypt 2 1 8 in. (5. 4 cm) Ancient Egyptian terracotta mold depicting the Eye of Horus (Wedjat), one of the most important protective symbols in Egyptian religion. The mold preserves the distinctive eye, cosmetic markings, and brow rendered in low relief, intended for producing small votive or decorative elements. The Eye of Horus symbolized protection, healing, royal power, and