In ancient Egyptian culture, scarabs were symbols of rebirth, resurrection, transformation, and growth. People wore scarab amulets for good luck and protection, and the bodies of the dead were adorned with scarabs to ensure that they could travel safely to the afterlife and move on to the next world.
The Eye of Horus (also known as the Wedjat eye) is an ancient Egyptian symbol of protection, health, and healing.
This piece features heavy burnwork throughout the entire design.
