Ancient Egyptian Collection
Pottery inspired by the allure of Ancient Egypt; the mysteries of an ancient civilization, hidden beneath time, encased in mysticism.
Mugs, cups, chalices, mirrors, trinket trays, pendants & more.
Come forth by day, and by night transcend.
Step into history with this exquisite handmade cup, adorned with the timeless image of Cleopatra and a mesmerizing blue glaze.
8-10oz Stoneware cup, microwave & dishwasher safe.
Handmade Ancient Egyptian mug with Hieroglyphic text from the Book of the Dead.
Capture the essence of ancient Egypt with this stunning ceramic chalice, beautifully glazed with a copper finish and adorned with a golden ankh symbol for a touch of historical elegance.
Crafted from high-quality ceramic with an ancient copper glaze.
Features a striking golden ankh symbol representing eternal life.
Perfect for collectors or as a unique home decoration.
Infuse your space with the timeless allure of ancient Egypt. This chalice is not just a decorative piece but a bridge to a world of history and mystery.
8oz handmade cup with Egyptian Goddess Isis decal, a stoney-blue exterior glaze and metallic gold interior.
*Perfect for both hot and cold beverages.
*Handwashing is recommended for the integrity of the lustre glaze.
10oz handmade ceramic cup with hand-carved Hieroglyphics from the Ancient Egyptian Book of the Dead and a Golden Ankh.
10oz handmade ceramic cup with hand-carved Hieroglyphics from the Ancient Egyptian Book of the Dead.
Handmade ceramic cup, roughly 8oz.
The Ankh
‘The Key of Life’
The Ankh is one of the most recognizable symbols from Ancient Egypt, dating as far back as the Early Dynastic Period (3150-2613 BCE.) It is commonly known as the ‘Key of Life.’ The Ancient Egyptians believed heavily in the idea of the afterlife; how one’s earthly journey was only one aspect of eternal life.
Commonly found on sarcophagi of Pharaohs, the Ankh would ensure life after death. Anubis, the God of the Afterlife, would be seen holding an Ankh to the lips of the deceased; the ‘key’ to open the door to the next life.
The Ankh was often depicted in the hands of important Egyptian figures, such as Gods, Goddesses and Pharaohs; a symbol preserving their immortality. Other speculations bring the idea that the Ankh is a symbol of the union of feminine and masculine; of the union of Isis and Osiris, two important Gods in Ancient Egyptian mythology. Many believe that the shape of the Ankh is the interlocking of the male and female organs, which would imply the sexual union that leads to the creation of life. This makes the Ankh a powerful symbol of fertility.
Other theories believe the Ankh may represent water, air and the sun; all elements that are required for life. From ancient times to modern day, the Ankh remains a powerful symbol of life, death, fertility and protection; a cohesion of heaven and earth.
Embrace timeless style with the Ancient Ankh Mug, crafted with a stunning old-copper patina glaze and adorned with a striking metallic ankh symbol. This unique piece brings a touch of ancient mystique to your morning routine.
• 12-14oz handcrafted mug with an old-copper patina glaze for a vintage look.
• Features a striking metallic Ankh symbol for a touch of elegance.
• Made from high-quality stoneware, providing durability and heat retention.
Elevate your daily coffee experience with a mug that not only serves but inspires. Its timeless design connects you to ancient traditions, transforming your everyday coffee experience into a moment of connection with the past.
The Ankh is one of the most recognizable symbols from Ancient Egypt, dating as far back as the Early Dynastic Period (3150-2613 BCE.) It is commonly known as the ‘Key of Life.’ The Ancient Egyptians believed heavily in the idea of the afterlife; how one’s earthly journey was only one aspect of eternal life.
Commonly found on sarcophagi of Pharaohs, the Ankh would ensure life after death. Anubis, the God of the Afterlife, would be seen holding an Ankh to the lips of the deceased; the ‘key’ to open the door to the next life.
The Ankh was often depicted in the hands of important Egyptian figures, such as Gods, Goddesses and Pharaohs; a symbol preserving their immortality. Other speculations bring the idea that the Ankh is a symbol of the union of feminine and masculine; of the union of Isis and Osiris, two important Gods in Ancient Egyptian mythology. Many believe that the shape of the Ankh is the interlocking of the male and female organs, which would imply the sexual union that leads to the creation of life. This makes the Ankh a powerful symbol of fertility.
Other theories believe the Ankh may represent water, air and the sun; all elements that are required for life. From ancient times to modern day, the Ankh remains a powerful symbol of life, death, fertility and protection; a cohesion of heaven and earth.
Step into the world of the ancient pharaohs with this exquisite handmade cup, adorned with hieroglyphics from the mystical Egyptian Book of the Dead. Reconnect with ancient history and transform your space into an oasis of mystique and elegance.
Adorned with authentic hieroglyphics from the Egyptian Book of the Dead.
Features a stunning contrast of gold lustre and old copper glaze.
8-10oz, perfect for hot or cold beverages, avoid microwave.
Handmade, hand-painted golden Ankh mug. 10-12oz
The Ankh
‘The Key of Life’
The Ankh is one of the most recognizable symbols from Ancient Egypt, dating as far back as the Early Dynastic Period (3150-2613 BCE.) It is commonly known as the ‘Key of Life.’ The Ancient Egyptians believed heavily in the idea of the afterlife; how one’s earthly journey was only one aspect of eternal life. Commonly found on sarcophagi of Pharaohs, the Ankh would ensure life after death. Anubis, the God of the Afterlife, would be seen holding an Ankh to the lips of the deceased; the ‘key’ to open the door to the next life.
The Ankh was often depicted in the hands of important Egyptian figures, such as Gods, Goddesses and Pharaohs; a symbol preserving their immortality. Other speculations bring the idea that the Ankh is a symbol of the union of feminine and masculine; of the union of Isis and Osiris, two important Gods in Ancient Egyptian mythology. Many believe that the shape of the Ankh is the interlocking of the male and female organs, which would imply the union that leads to the creation of life. This makes the Ankh a powerful symbol of fertility.
Other theories believe the Ankh may represent water, air and the sun; all elements that are required for life. From ancient times to modern day, the Ankh remains a powerful symbol of life, death, fertility and protection; a cohesion of heaven and earth.
Unveil the elegance of ancient Egypt with a Handmade Cleopatra Cup.
Features an elegant Cleopatra design, invoking the mystique of ancient Egypt.
Perfect for collectors, history enthusiasts, and art lovers.
Hot or cold beverages, Microwave/Dishwasher safe.