Ancient Egyptian Winged Scarab – Women’s Crop Hoodie
Product Features:
Revamp your wardrobe with this fantastic statement piece that draws inspiration from ancient Egyptian art. Featuring a winged scarab design, symbolizing protection and rebirth, this hoodie adds a touch of timeless charm.
This cropped hoodie is made from the softest and most comfy material. We’ve detailed it on the sleeve with the signature Dead Artists™ brand logo, giving a nod to legendary creators who’ve influenced the art world.
Get ready to make a bold and meaningful fashion statement with this unique hoodie that seamlessly blends modern fashion with ancient symbolism. It’s bound to become your go-to favorite for casual and trendy looks.
• 52% airlume combed and ring-spun cotton, 48% poly fleece
• Fabric weight: 6.5 oz/yd² (220.39 g/m²)
• Dyed-to-match drawstrings
• Dropped shoulder cut
• Cropped body with a raw hem
• Made in the USA
About the Art:
Ancient Egyptian Winged Scarab – Women’s Crop Hoodie
The ancient Egyptian winged scarab, an emblematic symbol with profound cultural significance, epitomizes the rich tapestry of Egyptian mythology and religious beliefs. Dating back to the Old Kingdom (c. 2686–2181 BCE), the winged scarab served as a powerful amulet and a symbol of protection, rebirth, and regeneration.
The scarab beetle, revered for its habit of rolling dung into a ball—an act mirroring the sun’s daily journey across the sky—became associated with the sun god Ra, symbolizing transformation and the cycle of life. Adding wings to the scarab elevated its significance, representing the beetle’s celestial journey and emphasizing its protective qualities.
Worn as jewelry or incorporated into burial practices, the winged scarab acted as a talisman believed to ward off evil forces and guide the deceased through the afterlife. Its symbolic importance extended to pharaohs who incorporated the image into their royal seals and jewelry.
Crafted from a variety of materials, including precious metals, gemstones, and faience, these artifacts showcase the skilled craftsmanship of ancient Egyptian artisans. Today, these winged scarabs stand as tangible links to a civilization that revered symbolism and spirituality, offering modern admirers a glimpse into the intricate beliefs that shaped the worldview of ancient Egyptians.
