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ANUUUUUBIS!
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Prince of the Duat Jewelry
These pieces were inspired by Anubis (Anpu), the jackal-headed Prince of the Duat (the Ancient Egyptian/Kemetic afterlife) and God of Embalming. He acts as guide and protector for the dead, those undergoing transformations, and anyone on significant journeys—either physical or metaphorical.
In the earliest phases of Egyptian mythology, Anubis is called the Lord of the Duat and Foremost of the Westerners (an epithet that refers to the Egyptian practice of burying the dead on the west bank of the Nile); later, He was replaced in those roles by His father—or in some versions, uncle—Osiris (Ausar, Wesir) and so became Prince of the Duat and Lord of Embalming.
Prince of the Duat Necklace:

A solid sterling silver Anubis profile hand-affixed to a black agate pendant with black hypersthene, garnet, black onyx, and hematite. $53
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Prince of the Duat Bracelet:

A matching bracelet with a solid sterling silver Anubis profile with black hypersthene, garnet, and black obsidian. $25
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Prince of the Duat II Necklace:

A green variant that features a brass-plated sterling silver Anubis profile on a black agate pendant with golden sheen obsidian, black onyx, green idocrase (also called vesuvianite), and black moonstone. $54
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beautiful, beautiful instruments.
always reblog violins/fiddles, always reblog accordions. :)
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hehehe...the little one's face!
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the universe is endless and there is magic in every cup of tea.
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beautiful freaking trees.
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best staircases ever. i want these in my house.
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can I please have this as one of my world travel gadget thingies?
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Crucifix Dial, c. 1575, Rome
Gilt brass box in shape of a cross, with small magnetic compass, and compartment for use as a reliquary. Adjustable for latitudes 0° to 90°, and engraved with latitudes of 40 places.
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lovely.
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Damn nature, you sexy!
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