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Wedjat Study 4

Our Inspiration: Wedjat eye amulet
From Egypt, Ptolemaic Period
Gold, 332–30 B.C.
Rogers Fund, 1923 23.2.67
The symbolism of this wedjat-eye amulet was one of the most pervasive and powerful in ancient Egypt. Combining a human eye with the stylized markings of a falcon's, it represents the healed eye of the god Horus, who was known as the "Sound One." It was a symbol of recovery and regeneration. As an amulet it prevented its wearer from harm and ensured well-being.

Our Inspiration: Wedjat eye amulet
From Egypt, Ptolemaic Period
Gold, 332–30 B.C.
Rogers Fund, 1923 23.2.67
The symbolism of this wedjat-eye amulet was one of the most pervasive and powerful in ancient Egypt. Combining a human eye with the stylized markings of a falcon's, it represents the healed eye of the god Horus, who was known as the "Sound One." It was a symbol of recovery and regeneration. As an amulet it prevented its wearer from harm and ensured well-being.