To the ancient Egyptians, the eye was far more than a physical feature: it embodied divine power, protection, healing, and renewal. Eye motifs appeared throughout their art and artifacts, such as realistic inlays in statues or mummy masks, and also in the form of amulets and beads for jewelry. While the Eye of Horus is […]

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