Amulet Collection (page 8)

Amulet Ankh Third Intermediate Perioda'Late Period
Amulet of an Ankh, Third Intermediate Period-Late Period (1070-332 BC), Egyptian, Egypt, Low-fired earthenware or stucco, 4 × 2 ×.5 cm (1 5/8 × 3/4 × 3/16 in.)

Amulet Necklace Counter Weight Third Intermediate Period
Amulet of a Necklace Counter Weight, Third Intermediate Period, Dynasty 21-25 (1070-656 BC), Egyptian, Egypt, Faience, 6 × 2.25 ×.5 cm (2 3/8 × 7/8 × 3/16 in.)

A horse amulet Mayoke title object series horses
A horse amulet Mayoke (title on object) A series with horses (series title) Umazukushi (series title on object), A porcelain pot with a bonzai pine and a spring anemone, stands next to a towel rack

Eight amulets Book illustration G Emaus de Micault
Eight amulets Book illustration for: G. Emaus de Micault, The amulets in their origin and further progress, 1847, The amulets are numbered. The front and back sides of a few are shown

Amulet Form Seated Figure Bovine Head 4700-2920 BC
Amulet in the Form of a Seated Figure with Bovine Head, c. 4700-2920 BC. Northeast China, Neolithic period, probably Hongshan culture (4700-2920 BC). Jade (nephrite); overall: 13.2 cm (5 3/16 in.)

Egyptian amulet (Scarab beetle)

Ancient Egyptian pectoral from Tutankhamuns tomb
A pectoral from the tomb of Pharao Tutankhamun (reigned 13321323 BC). It is composed of a winged scarab, flanked by the goddesses Nephtys (left) and Isis (right) kneeling. Date: circa 1925

Egyptian Art. Karnak. Sa protective symbol. Relief
Egyptian Art. The Karnak Temple Complex. Relief with a Sa protective symbol. New Kingdom. Egypt

Egyptian Art. Tomb equipment of Gemniemhat. Saqqara, c. 1990 BC. Middle Kingdom. Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek. Copenhagen. Denmark

Urartu civilization. Pectoral and gold medallion decorated with reliefs. The pectoral depicts the image of god Haldi on the throne and his wife Arubani. The madaillon, a seated goddess

Statues of Sesostris III. Egypt
Three black granite statues of Sesostris III. 1850 BC. 12th Dynasty. Middle Kingdom. From the Temple of Mentuhotep, Lower South Court. Deir el-Bahri, Thebes. British Museum. London. United Kingdom

Illustration of terracotta amulet showing a trading ship, Mohenjo-Daro, Indus Valley

Egyptian souvenir postcard - Sphinx, Oasis and Woman
Early pictorial Egyptian souvenir postcard featuring deictions of the Sphinx, an Oasis and an Egyptian bedouin woman from Cairo, wearing an Arousa el Burqa (literally the Bride of the Veil)

AXE-HEAD AMULET Chinese wear this as a protection against witchcraft

Three Arab Muslim Women - Egypt. Date: circa 1910

Scarabs. Egypt
Egypt. Scarabs. Symbol of Sun God. Used as amulet or seal. Archaeological Museum. Istanbul. Turkey

Jewish community. Germany. Amulet for the birth of a girl (facsimile). South of Germany. 2nd half of 18th century. Such amulets were hung in the birthing rooms to ward off evil spirits

Bust of Trajan, Roman scepter, chains, helmets, shields and amulet.. Handcolored copperplate engraving from Robert von Spalarts Historical Picture of the Costumes of the Principal People of Antiquity

Jewelry and amulets, early 16th century.. Chromolithograph from Jakob Heinrich von Hefner-Altenecks Costumes, Artworks and Appliances from the Middle Ages to the 17th Century, Frankfurt, 1889

Silver chain with eagle amulet, coats of arms, and shields.. Chromolithograph from Jakob Heinrich von Hefner-Altenecks Costumes, Artworks and Appliances from the Middle Ages to the 17th Century

Staff Head. Bronze, 17 cm. 4th century BC. Proceeds from Alexandropol Barrow, Ukraine. Scythian Art. Jewelry. RUSSIA. SAINT PETERSBURG. Saint Petersburg. State Hermitage Museum. Proc: UKRAINE

Thailand, Bangkok Amulet Market. Religious amulets, charms, talismans & traditional
Thailand, Bangkok Amulet Market. Religious amulets, charms, talismans and traditional medicines market. Detail of clay amulets, worn to avoid misfortune

Job, Son of Solliman Dgiallo, High Priest of Bonda in the Country of Foota, Africa, c
XJF957090 Job, Son of Solliman Dgiallo, High Priest of Bonda in the Country of Foota, Africa, c.1750 (etching and engraving) by English School, (18th century); Private Collection; English

Susanna and the Elders, 1567 (oil on panel)
XIR61835 Susanna and the Elders, 1567 (oil on panel) by Massys or Metsys, Jan (1509-75); 162x222 cm; Musees Royaux des Beaux-Arts de Belgique, Brussels, Belgium; Dutch, out of copyright

Prince Philip Prosper (1657-61), 1659 (oil on canvas)
XOS1109195 Prince Philip Prosper (1657-61), 1659 (oil on canvas) by Velazquez, Diego Rodriguez de Silva y (1599-1660); Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna

OM-sign, amulet market in Bangkok, Thailand, Asia, PublicGround

Striking Arabian Girl - Morocco. Note the primitive-form Hamsa (Fatimas hand) amulet, worn throughout the Middle East and North Africa

Veiled Egytian Woman - Cairo Date: circa 1904

Wedjet Eye, an amulet from Dynastic Egypt. The Wedjet is associated with Horus, the god of the sky, depicted as a falcon or as a man with a falcons head

Egyptian amulet (Scarab beetle) Egypt was the scarab, symbolically as sacred to the Egyptians

Czech Republic, Brno, Etnograficke Muzeum Moravskeho Muzea v Brne, Bone amulet
Prehistory, Czech Republic - Bone amulet and stylized female statuette from Dolni Vestonice

Statuette of divinity protector of pregnant women and infants, siliceous majolica
Egyptian civilization, Third Intermediate Period, Dynasty XXI. Statuette of divinity protector of pregnant women and infants, siliceous majolica, from the eastern Nile delta

Tunisia, Carthage, Amulets representing two Goddesses, siliceous paste 5th-4th Century B.C. Musee National De Carthage (Archaeological Museum), Phoenician art

Egypt, Bahariya Oasis, Sheik Souby, Governors Tomb, Tomb of Nassa, Amulets
Egyptian civilization, Late Period, Dynasty XXVI. Amulets. From Bahariya Oasis, Sheik Souby, Governors Tomb, Tomb of Nassa (motherja)

Egyptian civilization, Gold amulet portraying Horus. From Bahariya Oasis, Tomb of Governor Djed Khonsu-Iwf-Ankh
Egyptian civilization, Late Period, Dynasty XXVI. Gold amulet portraying Horus. From Baharia, Giza, Tomb of Governor Djed Khonsu-Iwf-Ankh

Egyptian Art, Amulets of the Goddess Thueris Sekhmet and of the Sphynx with the Nubian Crown, Enamelled clay
Egyptian Art - Late Period - Amulets of the Goddess Thueris Sekhmet and of the Sphynx with the Nubian Crown - Enamelled clay

Tunisia, Carthage, Amulet representing Horus, the Falcon God, wearing a crown, siliceous paste 6th-5th Century B.C. Musee National De Carthage (Archaeological Museum), Phoenician art

Limestone moulds with amulet figurines, Late Period, Egyptian civilization
Egyptian civilization, Late Period, 5th century b.C. Limestone moulds with amulet figurines

Tunisia, Carthage, Amulets representing the God Ptah, Siliceous paste 6th-4th Century B.C. Musee National De Carthage (Archaeological Museum), Phoenician art

Amulets made of bone inshape of gazelles on ir hunkers from Eye Temple in Tell Brak, Syria
Sumerian civilization, 3rd millenium b.C. Amulets made of bone in the shape of gazelles on their hunkers. From the Eye Temple in Tell Brak, Syria

Amulet of Darius I (521-486 BC), siliceous majolica
Egyptian civilization, Late Period, Dynasty XXVII. Amulet of Darius I (521-486 b.C.) made of siliceous majolica

Amulets of deities Sekhmet and Bes, enamelled clay
Egyptian civilization, Late Period. Amulets of deities Sekhmet and Bes, enamelled clay

Amulets made of gold, lapislazuli and semi-precious stones with vulture, falcon and jackal heads
Egyptian civilization, New Kingdom, Dynasty XVIII. Treasure of Tutankhamen. Amulets made of gold, lapislazuli and semi-precious stones with vulture head (Nekhebet)

Ancient Egyptian ornaments and protective objects of the mummy: necklace and scarabs
Egyptian civilization. Ornaments and protective objects of the mummy: necklace and scarabs

Mandaic incantation bowl C016 / 4539
Mandaic incantation bowl. Incantation bowls were used by the Mandaean religion to protect the user from evil spirits. A protective inscription is written around the inside of the bowl

Amulet with a figure of god Bes. 6th c. - 3rd

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"Unveiling the Mystical Power: The Enigmatic World of Amulets" Step into the enchanting realm of amulets, where ancient cultures and religious beliefs converge to protect and empower. From the bustling streets of Cairo, a veiled Egyptian woman delicately adorns herself with an amulet, seeking divine guidance in her daily life. In Chatillon-sur-Chalaronne, Ain, France, Muslim symbols grace a car's interior as a testament to faith and safeguard against evil forces. Meanwhile, in Europe's Jewish Museum Berlin, intricate amulets serve as tangible expressions of divine protection within Judaism. Traveling further west to Paris, France, we encounter a Buddhist medal that embodies spiritual enlightenment and serves as a source of solace for its wearer. Similarly in France but from another perspective comes a symbol representing Muslim protection - an emblematic reminder of strength amidst adversity. Delving deeper into history reveals fragments from the Book of the Dead on papyrus originating from Egypt. These sacred texts were believed to guide souls through the afterlife while providing them with essential talismans for their journey. Ancient Egypt truly emerges as an epicenter for amulet craftsmanship; ceramic artifacts discovered in Budapest showcase their exquisite artistry. Amongst these treasures are Egyptian amulets meticulously crafted to harness supernatural powers and offer protection against malevolent spirits. Zooming closer into Luxor statue cache (stone), we witness two captivating details: Iwnit gracefully holds an ankh - symbolizing eternal life - while Hathor clutches this same emblem tightly. Both figures embody divinity and bestow blessings upon those who seek their favor. Amulets transcend time and geography; they bridge gaps between cultures by uniting humanity under shared desires for safety and prosperity. As we unravel their secrets one by one, these mystical charms continue to captivate our imagination – reminding us that even in our modern world filled with uncertainty, there is solace to be found in the ancient wisdom of amulets.