Ancient Egypt, Late Period Faience Ram Amulet






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A fine Ancient Egyptian Late Period ram amulet in pale turquoise faience, measuring about 2.1 cm long by 0.8 cm wide, in good condition with a flat base and a suspension loop behind the ram’s head, showing encrustations and wear such as chips and pitting, depicting a recumbent ram with large curved horns and associated with Khnum.
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A fine Egyptian amulet of pale turquoise faience in the form of a ram. The ram is depicted in a recumbent position with its facial features carefully rendered including its large, curved horns, eyes and a short muzzle
The amulet sits on an integrated flat base and a suspension loop has been added behind the ram's head. Earthly encrustations to the surface. Signs of wear as consistent with age, such as chips, pitting, and scratches. Some chipping to the base edges and the left horn.
The ram was revered in Ancient Egypt for its virility and creative powers, and was hence an animal form adopted by multiple deities. This particular amulet shows the breed of ram with horns curling into the cheeks, rather than twisted horns projecting above the head. Khnum is an ancient Egyptian god primarily associated with fertility, water, and creation. He was often depicted as a ram-headed man and was believed to be the divine potter who created human beings and their "ka" (life force) on a potter's wheel using clay. Khnum was also linked to the Nile River's inundation and was seen as a protector of the dead.
Measurements: (circa) L 2.1cm x W 0.8cm
Provenance: Ex. UK Collection 1920s – 1940s.
Seller's Story
A fine Egyptian amulet of pale turquoise faience in the form of a ram. The ram is depicted in a recumbent position with its facial features carefully rendered including its large, curved horns, eyes and a short muzzle
The amulet sits on an integrated flat base and a suspension loop has been added behind the ram's head. Earthly encrustations to the surface. Signs of wear as consistent with age, such as chips, pitting, and scratches. Some chipping to the base edges and the left horn.
The ram was revered in Ancient Egypt for its virility and creative powers, and was hence an animal form adopted by multiple deities. This particular amulet shows the breed of ram with horns curling into the cheeks, rather than twisted horns projecting above the head. Khnum is an ancient Egyptian god primarily associated with fertility, water, and creation. He was often depicted as a ram-headed man and was believed to be the divine potter who created human beings and their "ka" (life force) on a potter's wheel using clay. Khnum was also linked to the Nile River's inundation and was seen as a protector of the dead.
Measurements: (circa) L 2.1cm x W 0.8cm
Provenance: Ex. UK Collection 1920s – 1940s.
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