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Eye of Horus

The wedjat eye of ancient Egypt, worn as an amulet for thousands of years.
A gold wedjatEgypt, 332–30 BCThe Metropolitan Museum of Art holds a gold wedjat amulet from 332–30 BC. Ancient Egyptians linked the eye with restoration and renewal.Source: The Met, wedjat eye amulet ↗
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From the first pencil line to the piece we make today. Narrated in English, with subtitles.

Story film · 0:55 · Drawn from the atlas plate · no AI images