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Horus 2 oz 999 Pure Silver Ultra High Relief ⭐️ Horus the most significant deities of Ancient Egypt plays many roles ESP God of Pharaohs & the Sky
OBVERSE image of Horus in human form w a falcon head
REVERSE is the symbol of Horus, a falcon Designed by Heidi Wastweet

HEIDI WASTWEET is a leading American Medalist & Sculptor who specializes in bas-relief, from hand held coins & medals to monumental public sculptures. Working w MANY private mints she has produced over 1000 coins, medals & tokens since 1987. (35 yrs) She was chief engraver for Sunshine Mint for 11 years and lead designer/sculptor for Global Mint for 5 years. In 2001 she opened her own studio. She currently serves as President of the American Medallic Sculpture Association; member of FIDEM, the international organization of Medalists; and elected member of NSS, National Sculpture Society. She served on the Citizen's Coinage Advisory Committee for the US Mint from 2010 to 2018 and teaches an annual medal workshop

QUOTE "loves bas-relief for its harmonious marriage between the tactile nature of sculpture with the illusional qualities of drawing. It can depict effects such as shadow, transparency, and atmosphere which are not usually attributed to sculpture."

Symbolism and the human figure are featured prominently in my studio work. My style is contemporary and representational. It is inspired by classic Italian art, ancient Egyptian carvings
These 2 oz rounds offer an ultra-high-relief strike. This is achieved through several high-pressure strikes on the blank. The end result is a design element that has greater 3D relief and a background field with enhanced visual depth.

Associated with the pharaohs of dynastic Egypt, Horus was actually known to the Egyptians of the late prehistoric period in Egypt before the rise of the pharaohs around 3100 BC. Even by the time the Romans lost Egypt as a territory in 30 BC, Horus was still a well-known deity. Today, he is still regarded as a national symbol & the Eye of Horus remains a popular emblem in Egyptian culture. Some believe is the masonic eye on the capstone of the pyramid on every dollar bill

The obverse features depicts Horus holding a staff. He has the familiar falcon head often shown in Egyptian artwork with the two most famous symbols of his figure included in the field: a falcon and the Eye of Horus. Osiris, his antithesis in the afterworld, looks on from the shadows.

On the reverse is the image of a falcon. In Egyptian hieroglyphs, the falcon was most commonly used to reference Horus. The falcon shown here is wearing the pschent, a double crown worn by the pharaohs in Ancient Egypt. The double crown represents the combination of Upper Egypt & Lower Egypt as one kingdom