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Anubis Eye of Horus & Egyptian Scarab Wall art

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
Designer
2.7 h
2 plates
5.0(5)

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I offer a series of beautiful geometric figures (check my profile for other models). When hung, they appear to float, creating a 3D effect on a white or light background.

The image shows a combination of different ancient Egyptian symbols. These include the Ankh cross, the Eye of Horus (Udjat), and a winged scarab.

Here is the meaning of each element:

Ankh: Also known as the "cross of life", it represents eternal life and immortality. It was often depicted in the hands of gods in inscriptions and paintings.

Eye of Horus: Symbolizes protection, health, and healing. Called Udjat, it evokes the victory of positive forces over disorder and was used as an amulet.

Scarab: This beetle (kheperer) was a powerful symbol of resurrection and the regeneration of life. It was associated with the god Khepri, who represented the rising sun.

Wings: They add a sense of divinity, protection, and the idea of ascending or being reborn.

The image itself is a contemporary vector illustration that combines these powerful symbols in a harmonious design, to represent a combination of eternal life, protection, and rebirth.

It can be used as a decorative object, talisman, meditation tool for purification and protection from negative energies, or to harmonize environments.

Ideal for hanging on walls to add an artistic and modern touch to interior decor, such as living rooms, bedrooms, or offices.

Printed in Bambu Lab PLA in beige enero color. Printing is very easy.

The colors can be changed from the slicer at the time of printing, the model can be enlarged or reduced as desired. Usually 3 mm of thickness is more than sufficient. So if you enlarge it on the x and y axes, keep the "Uniform Scale" function active, then to reduce the thickness, uncheck "Uniform Scale" and act only on the z-axis value, which you will set to 3 mm.

It does not require additional assembly and can be hung with a single nail.

I include two print plates, a version with a hook (for hanging) and one without a hook.

PRINTING INSTRUCTIONS:

  • Layer height 0.2 mm

  • Initial layer height 0.2 mm

  • Walls 2

  • Top shell layers 5

  • Bottom shell layers 3

  • Infill 15%

  • Infill pattern Grid

  • No supports;

  • Outer wall speed 200 mm/s

  • Inner wall speed 300 mm/s

  • Normal printing acceleration speed 8000 mm/s

  • Outer wall acceleration speed 8000 mm/s

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