A blue-green faience Snapbti inspired by the brilliant colour of lapis lazuli.
In Ancient Egypt, faience was a quartz-based ceramic associated with rebirth, protection and the divine. The name Khesbedj referred to the deep blue of lapis lazuli, a colour linked to the heavens and eternity itself.
This Snapbti carries that same presence.
Still. Sacred. Watching from beneath the dust of ages.
Its blue-green glaze does not waver or blink, as though something within it remains awake, guarding the tomb long after it has been sealed.
