Object Description
A large, ancient Egyptian, turquoise faience amulet of a djed pillar. The amulet features a thin shaft that flares at its flattened base. The top displays a ribbed pattern, with four small, stepped protrusions, interspersed with rows of incised bands. The amulet culminates in a small peaked top, completing the composition. The pillar is fixed upright to a stand via a small metal attachment that supports the torso of the pillar. A large and impressive example.
Date: Circa 664-332 BC
Period: Ancient Egyptian, Late Period