Egyptian Alabaster Bowl Medium - 2" Pendants Queen Ankhesenamun holds a salve

Queen Ankhesenamun holds a salve cup and spreads perfumed oil on her husband's collar in a typical Amarna style scene

500 years ago

the protective female cobra goddess of Lower Egypt (the northern half of Egypt)

Egyptians would watch the scarab push the dung and noticed it resembled the sun moving across the sky

The birthstones are beautiful cubic zirconia with slight variances in color

Egyptian Alabaster Bowl Medium - 2" Pendants Queen Ankhesenamun holds a salveThis small, unpolished bowl is handcrafted individually. The color, size, and thickness will vary slightly between them. No two are the same, but they are all uniquely beautiful. The size is 5 inches by 5 inches and 2 inches tall. Made in the village of Gourna, near Luxor, Egypt. Ancient pharaohs prized fine objects rendered in alabaster, deeming them indispensable on earth and in the afterlife. Oriental Alabaster, which is a much harder stone,