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Unique Old Antique Stone Scarab (Kheper) Beetle Amulet Figurine,Ancient Egyptian Unique Old Antique Stone Scarab (Kheper) Beetle Amulet Figurine,Ancient Egyptian
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Description
Up for sale....Antique Egyptian Scarab amulet featuring a raised oval beetle with sculpted wings and an openwork frame. The piece displays a striking combination of rusty orange, turquoise, and green tones, with varied surface coloration that gives it a distinctive appearance. The underside features engraved details and a cartouche-like design. Its classic scarab form makes it an appealing collectible for enthusiasts of Egyptian symbolism...Date: UNKNOWN....Private Collection.
SCARAB KHEPER: The ancient Egyptian scarab beetle, known as Kheper or Khepri, held significant symbolism and religious importance in Egyptian culture. Representing transformation, rebirth, and the eternal cycle of life, the scarab was associated with the sun god Ra and the concept of creation and renewal. Kheper was often depicted as a scarab beetle or as a man with the head of a scarab beetle, symbolizing its connection to the divine and its role in cosmic cycles. The scarab beetle, observed by the ancient Egyptians rolling balls of dung, was seen as emerging from the earth and creating itself anew, mirroring the sun\'s journey across the sky and its daily rebirth. The scarab was also linked to funerary beliefs, with heart scarab amulets placed on the chests of the deceased in burial rites, symbolizing the journey to the afterlife and the potential for rebirth and transformation. Overall, Kheper embodies the cyclical nature of existence in ancient Egyptian cosmology, representing the eternal renewal of life and the enduring power of transformation.
DIMENSIONS
+ 10.4 x 5.6 x 2.1 cm (4.2\" x 2.2\" x 0.8\" Inches)
+ [126] grams in weight
+ Made of Stone
CONDITIONS
+ The piece shows extensive visible surface wear, mottled orange-brown and blue-green coloration, and areas of darkened discoloration. Some engraved details are softened, and the edges and openwork sections show wear. Please review all photographs carefully for a clear view of the item\'s condition and details.
+ Place of Origin is Luxor / Egypt. Payment > Shipping >
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