In ancient Egypt, as in many cultures, snakes were both frightening and worshipped.
As one of the demons of the underworld, the destructive Apophis is frightening, and the snake Mereseg is worshiped as the protector of the Valley of the Kings.
King Tutankhamun and other rulers wore the uraeus cobra on their headdresses as their royal insignia and protection.
Material | tin plated retro Silver
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Origin | United States
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