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The Menat, 1923
The Menat, 1923. Symbol of the ancient Egyptian goddess Hathor, worn for protection, fertility and virility. One of a series of WD & HO Wills Cigarette Cards called Lucky Charms, (Bristol and London, 1923)
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Amulet Ancient Egypt Belief Charm Collectible Fertility Good Luck Hathor Luck Lucky Lucky Charm Mythological Print Collector5 Protect Protected Protection Superstition Symbol Talisman Wd Ho Wd Ho Wills Wills Ancient Egyptian Menat Virility
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The Menat, 1923 - A Symbol of Ancient Egyptian Power and Protection
EDITORS COMMENTS
. This print showcases "The Menat" a significant artifact from ancient Egypt dating back to 1923. The Menat is an amulet representing the goddess Hathor, revered for her association with protection, fertility, and virility. Part of a collectible series called Lucky Charms by WD & HO Wills Cigarette Cards, this particular image highlights the cultural significance of charms in early twentieth-century society. The vibrant colors and intricate design on the cigarette card emphasize the belief in luck and superstition during that era. The Menat served as both a talisman and religious symbol in ancient Egypt, believed to bring good fortune and safeguard against harm. Its presence was thought to ensure prosperity not only for individuals but also for the entire country. This photograph transports us back to a time when mythology held great sway over people's lives. It reminds us of how deeply rooted beliefs shaped their actions and decisions. As we gaze upon this print collector's item today, it serves as a reminder of our connection to history—a testament to human fascination with symbols that transcend time. While appreciating its artistic value, let us acknowledge the importance of preserving such artifacts as they provide valuable insights into our collective past. This image offers an opportunity for reflection on how different cultures have sought protection, fertility, and good luck throughout centuries—showcasing humanity's enduring quest for security amidst uncertainty.
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