Amuleto / Pateco baja epoca 350a.C Late Period Egyptian amulets in faience were symbolic charms crafted from a glazed ceramic material. These amulets, popular during the Late Period (664–332 BCE), served various protective and religious purposes. Faience, a non-clay ceramic, allowed for vibrant colors, often turquoise or blue, and intricate detailing. Common amulets included those shaped like gods (such as Bes or Isis), animals (like the scarab beetle), or symbols with specific meanings. Worn as jewelry or placed among mummy wrappings, these amulets were believed to bring luck, protection, and assistance in the afterlife. Antiguo Egipto Fayenza Amuleto/Pateco.Baja Epoca - 350 a.C. - Reino Unido Amulet / Pateco Late Period Shabti ALTO: 3.5 CM ANCHO: 1.5CM BASE: 1CM Provenance: Gallery J.V. ( Spain) (2018) Previous owner: London Gallery Important: For destinations out of Spanish territory: all our objects will be shipped after obtaining the certificate of exportation by Ministry of Culture of Spain. We inform our clients that this may take between 4-8 weeks (1-2 months). The seller guarantees that he acquired this piece according to all national and international laws related to the ownership of cultural property. Provenance statement seen by Catawiki.