Egyptian Ankh Pillows

Designed for those who seek to wear a symbol of authority and elegance, combining the ancient significance of the ankh with the opulence of a modern jewel-encrusted artifact. It's a garment that speaks of history, dignity, and the grace that comes with spiritual understanding.

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Ankh

In this lighthearted take on the ancient Egyptian Ankh cross, the timeless symbol of life, things get a bit quirky. Our friendly Ankh is caught mid-wobble, trying its best to stand upright despite its round bottom. It seems that even an eternal symbol can have its clumsy moments!

In this lighthearted take on the ancient Egyptian Ankh cross, the timeless symbol of life, things get a bit quirky. Our friendly Ankh is caught mid-wobble, trying its best to stand upright despite its round bottom. It seems that even an eternal symbol can have its clumsy moments!

Features a striking golden ankh with an iridescent pearl nestled at its cross, symbolizing the soul's reflection. This design offers a wearable emblem of life, transcending the ordinary to reflect the wearer's inner spirituality and grace.

This Beautiful Ancient Egypt design showing the Pyramids of giza with gods and king tut and down is the Horus eye and Ancient Egyptian language, it is a great gift for father, mother, son. daughter or a friend or lover.

Egyptian hieroglyphs and deities - Luxury Gold

In the robot challenge, the prompt for this one was "symbol." I chose both the Ankh (meaning the key to life) and the Eye of Horus (for protection, power and good health).

Anubis Illustration with skull mask

Esoteric symbol pattern design with Egypt old god, eye of Horus, eye of Ra, Lilith icon, pyramid, ankh symbol, pentagram, pentacle and sun

skull design by combining sacred geometry

Gold Ankh Male Female - White

Egyptian scarab pyramids

A patterned snake twisted up into an approximation of an ancient Egyptian symbol, the ankh.

Golden ANKH

A collage of my Anubis I painted with a digitally designed ankh and Ashvejlou Arts logo

Add some joy to your wardrobe with this Horus Follower design or give it as a perfect gift. Choose your size and color below then press the Add to cart button to place your order.

In this lighthearted take on the ancient Egyptian Ankh cross, the timeless symbol of life, things get a bit quirky. Our friendly Ankh is caught mid-wobble, trying its best to stand upright despite its round bottom. It seems that even an eternal symbol can have its clumsy moments!

Add some uniqueness to your collection with these ancient Egyptian designs or give it as the perfect gift!

Original drawing by Sandra Gale, featuring a tribal style tree with an Egyptian ankh symbol at its center as the tree's trunk. A uniquely different take on the "tree of Life" that catches the eye! Perfect for nature lovers or as a gift for anyone who just loves Egypt's Ankh symbol or the iconic tree of life image.

Ancient Egyptian Falcon God Horus design for men and women who love Egyptian mythology.

Anubis. Egyptian god of death. Gold color

This design represents the fusion of ancient spirituality and the beauty of nature. The Ankh Cross is a symbol of eternal life in ancient Egyptian culture, while flowers symbolize growth, beauty, and the cyclical nature of life. Together, they create a unique and meaningful design that celebrates the circle of life, and the beauty found in every stage of it.

Detail from relief in White Chapel, Karnak, Egypt. Citation from Liber AL vel Legis (Chapter 3) with Crowley handwriting.

egyptian stamp symbol

Egyptian pharaohs

Egyptian pharaohs

Egyptian pharaohs

This image, based off an actual artifact located in the Met, depicts the Ancient Egyptian god Horus in his falcon form. He is wearing the dual crown of Upper and Lower Egypt and behind him is a sun disk with a uraeus (snake), which in turn is carrying an ankh-- the Egyptian symbol for life. I've recreated this artifact in my own style making a unique take on "traditional" renderings of Ancient Egyptian artwork.

Anubis. Egyptian god of death. Rainbow psychodelic holographic colors

Sekhmet the daughter of Ra, one of the most feared goddesses of Egypt. I love mythology, interpret the images of the past is one form of keeping the myth alive. The story tells, she was so angry with the enemies of the Pharaon that she started to killed them all, but after a while her thirst was unstoppable. That's why Ra, fearing she will end with humanity, put a jar of beer and pomegranate juice near her while she was sleep. When she woke up, thinking it was blood, she drank the whole jar, she became so drunk that her heart became soft and then fill with love, transforming her rage to love for humankind.

Nekhbet, Egyptian goddess with the head of a vulture, protector of childbirth and Upper Egypt

Hieroglyphic Letters Ancient Egypt Pharaohs Egyptology Gift