Bird (Horus) Faience Amulet Menat Museum-Quality Egyptian Replica (No Reserve) Length: 9.5 cm Width: 2.8cm Weight: 45 g Type: High-quality museum-style replica inspired by ancient Egyptian amulets Material: Egyptian faience — glazed non-clay ceramic, blue-green in tone, with intentionally applied aged patina to replicate archaeological surface appearance Description: This amulet represents a falcon, the sacred bird associated with Horus, one of the most important deities in ancient Egypt. The falcon symbolized divine protection, royal power, and the sky, acting as a guardian for both the living and the dead.Falcon amulets were widely worn as protective talismans and placed in funerary contexts to ensure rebirth and divine favor. The surface displays a convincing turquoise glaze with controlled artificial wear, closely emulating the visual character of excavated faience objects held in museum collections. Condition: Very good overall condition. Minor simulated age wear visible along the edges and glaze, consistent with a premium replica crafted for display and study purposes. Date: Modern replica inspired by the Third Intermediate to Late Period (21st–26th Dynasty, ca. 1070–525 BCE) Collector’s Note Although a modern piece, this museum-quality replica is an excellent and respectable addition to any collection. It is particularly well suited for: -Antiquities collectors seeking high-end display pieces -Museum-style or educational collections -Ethical collecting environments where original artifacts are complemented by accurate replicas Even for experienced antiquities collectors, this is a premium replica that enhances a collection both visually and curatorially.