: Desert Cradle : Papyrus on the Banks of the Nile Embroidered Horsetail Hook/Hair Clip/Pin

Hiding in the thicket, Mother Isis spoke to him in a rush. He buried his face in the mud, breathing in the dampness of the marsh. The papyrus on the riverbank rustled with whispers, Under the setting sun, they resembled golden fireworks, Burning intensely. (Egyptian Mythology: Isis hid her son Horus in the papyrus marshes to protect him from Set.) – The hieroglyph for papyrus was used to represent greenness, vitality, growth, and everything fresh. It was also frequently worn as an amulet to provide the wearer with eternal youth. ✶ Real papyrus grows like radial fireworks, while this embroidered version refers to the hieroglyph, meaning a papyrus thicket with buds. ✶ The bright green tube beads represent the stems of the papyrus, while the intertwined green and brown embroidery threads represent the roots buried in the soil. ✧ Packaging Dried plants, handmade paper – Includes an adventure letter & small card – The packaging carries a wild atmosphere and may vary depending on the season and theme. ✧ Dimensions 4 * 4 cm ✧ Materials Embroidery thread, seed beads, sequins, alloy accessories ✧ Purchase Notes: – Each piece is hand-cut and sewn, so it may not look exactly like the photos. – As a handmade item, please avoid water, dropping, squeezing, bending, or wiping with alcohol and chemical agents. – If you have any questions, please feel free to ask us. ✶ Finally, please wait for your package with a happy heart and enjoy the charm of fantasy!