Eye of Horus Ring w/ Lapis Performance glare-free cardboard pieces are designed

glare-free cardboard pieces are designed for small hands and display a portion of the image clearly on each piece to guarantee your little one will be puzzling on their own in no time

The beautiful Spring Leaves and Driftwood Wind Chimes are handcrafted by artisans in Bali

you can wash several times a day without drying skin

Although they like to stay hidden

All are made in Egypt and are detailed and carefully made

Eye of Horus Ring w/ Lapis Performance glare-free cardboard pieces are designedThe story of Horus, an Egyptian sky god whose symbol was the falcon, appears in the ancient pyramid texts. The "Horus Eye" emerges from the historic battle between Horus and his father's jealous brother. During this battle Horus lost his left eye. Upon his victory he set forth across the sea to raise his father, Osiris, from the dead and offer him his sacrificed eye. This became the symbol of all sacrifice and appears throughout ancient Egyptian art.