Eye of Horus / Wedjat amulet - A stunning one-of-a-kind piece!

• Culture: Ancient Egypt
  
• Material: faience
  
• Dimensions: 15×13×5 mm
  
• Period: approximately 664-332 BC.
  
• Origin: Egypt
• Condition: good

The magnificent Wedjat amulet for sale dates from the last Egyptian period of Egypt, which ended with the conquest of Alexander the Great in 332 BC and began the Ptolemaic period, when Hellenistic culture began to have a strong influence in Egypt.

Wedjat ( also called "Udjat") represents a protective eye, associated with the eye of the Egyptian god Horus. The Eye of Horus / Wedjat was a very common motif in ancient Egypt and was in use from early times, remaining popular and significant for many centuries. The Wedjat and the associated eye symbolism were central to the religious and cultural tradition of ancient Egypt, and they appeared repeatedly in various forms in art and artifacts, being part of the daily life and spiritual practices of the Egyptians.

Wedjat was also used in mummification and could be placed inside the mummy's shroud or around the mummy. For this reason, Wedjat amulets have been found in many Egyptian tombs and burial sites. Wedjat symbolized protection and balance, and was believed to aid the deceased on their journey to the afterlife. The amulet could be placed, for example, on the deceased's chest or over the eyes to protect against evil forces. It also represented spiritual growth and transformation, which was important in Egyptian belief for the continuation of life in the afterlife.

Symbol meaning

Wedjat was associated with protective and healing powers. Here are some key features of the symbolism of the Wedjat amulet in ancient Egypt:

• Protective Eye: Wedjat represents the eye of the Egyptian god Horus. The eye of Horus symbolizes light, truth, and goodness. It served as a protector and repellent against evil and darkness, protecting its wearer.
• Healing Power: The Wedjat amulet was also considered a healing symbol. It was believed to help ward off disease and give strength to the sick. Many Egyptians used the amulet to maintain health and promote healing.
• A symbol of wholeness and balance: The Wedjat symbolized wholeness and balance between life and death, light and darkness, and good and evil. The amulet reflected the belief in the balance and harmony of these opposites.
• Symbol of Spiritual Growth: Wedjat was also associated with spiritual growth and transformation. It symbolizes the power of change and the opportunity to develop oneself spiritually.

Ritual use

The Wedjat amulet can be used in various ways in rituals and spiritual practices, depending on personal preferences and goals. Here are some ways you can use the Wedjat amulet in your rituals:

• You can hold the amulet in your hand and let it carry your thoughts through the layers of time and millennia. Create in your mind an unbroken chain of generations throughout human history and feel your own place in the continuum of generations.
• You can place the Wedjat on your altar as part of your collection of ritual symbols and sacred objects. It can represent, for example, protection and balance during your ritual.
  
• Before the ritual, you can hold the Wedjat in your hand and 'transfer' your intention or wish to it. Focus on the amulet's energy and let it strengthen your ritual.
• If your ritual is about spiritual growth and transformation, you can use Wedjat as a symbol of the power of transformation. You can hold it in your hand or place it in your meditation space.
• Use Wedjat as an object of concentration in meditation. Hold it in your hand or place it in front of you during meditation and visualize its protective and balancing energy surrounding you.
• The Wejat amulet can be used in healing rituals. You can keep it close when you meditate or perform healing rituals, and visualize it helping you to regain health.
• You can repeat positive affirmations or recite prayers while holding the Wedjat amulet in your hands. Imagine its power reinforcing the words you say.

Remember, the most important thing is that you use the Wedjat amulet in a way that feels natural and meaningful to you in your rituals. The amulet can serve as a symbol and tool to help you achieve the goals of your ritual and connect with your spirituality.