Egyptian Relief Fragment: Wadjet & Nekhbet (MET Replica) Near Eastern early 20th Century) hand-carved African

early 20th Century) hand-carved African honey pot with leather detailing made by the Turkana peoples of Kenya

ascend to this place again and again

a revered figure in East Asian Buddhism

This unscented vegetable wax candle is intended to be a beautiful display piece rather than meant to be burned

Trudon secured the rights to cast these bust candles using molds from the French National Museum Council

Egyptian Relief Fragment: Wadjet & Nekhbet (MET Replica) Near Eastern early 20th Century) hand-carved AfricanTraveling Man Treasures is selling this hard to find vintage official Metropolitan Museum of Art replica of an ancient Egyptian limestone relief plaque depicting the goddesses Wadjet (cobra) and Nekhbet (vulture). In this fragment, two important deities of upper & lower Egypt (Nekhbet & Wadjet) are resting on two wicker baskets and this configuration can be translated as 'Nebtj' the 'Two Ladies'. The original artifact dates from the Late Period to the