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Colorful hand made Egyptian papyrus painting.. The good luck amulet the scarab beetle. This piece has exact colors of the bracelet amulet in King tut's treasures Cairo Museum ... This symbol is used in ancient Egypt for good luck.. probably it will bring luck to owner. It's really colorful and the artist used unexpected colors to match exactly the bracelet of King Tut... Called the dung beetle because of its practice of rolling a ball of dung across the ground. The Egyptians observed this behavior and equated it with the ball of the sun being rolled across the sky. They confused this balled food source with the egg sack that the female dung beetle laid and buried in the sand. When the eggs hatched the dung beetles would seem to appear from nowhere, making it a symbol of spontaneous creation. In this role it was associated with the sunrise. Khepri was the scarab headed god.
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