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These exquisite cuff-bracelets were originally inlaid with lapis lazuli (a semi-precious stone imported from Afghanistan). The scene shows a child seated on a lotus flower, a symbol of creation. The god Horus the Child is shown with a lunar crescent and a disk on top of his head, as well as the uraeus (rearing cobra) on his forehead. These bracelets belonged to a prince called Nimlot.
Images in courtesy of the Trustees of the British Museum.
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