Art Deco Egyptian Revival Copper Isis Hammered Pin

In Egyptian mythology, Isis is a potent deity linked with motherhood, magic, and fertility. She is frequently portrayed wearing a headdress resembling a crown, cow horns, and a solar disk, often with a snake emerging from it. This imagery symbolizes her protective and healing attributes, closely tied to concepts of fertility, magic, and renewal.

When Isis is depicted twice, it could represent different aspects or manifestations of her power and influence. In some cases, it might symbolize duality or complementary forces within her character, such as her roles as both a nurturing mother and a powerful sorceress.

Dimensions: 2" in diameter

Details
Dimensions: Width: 2 in x Depth: 0.1 in x Height: 2 in
Production date: 1920-1929
Condition: Used condition