Egyptian Coptic Carved Bone Idols / Talismans

5th-7th century A.D. A conical carved ceramic vessel with alternating geometric and plain circumferential bands, inverted rim, deep groove between lower body and foot. 246 grams, 10.6 cm high (4 1/4 i

This ancient Coptic idol figurine, hailing from the Byzantine era in Egypt during the 8th to 112th centuries AD, is a remarkable piece of history. Crafted from wood and measuring 9x3x1cm, it carries w

This ancient Coptic idol figurine, hailing from the Byzantine era in Egypt during the 8th to 112th centuries AD, is a remarkable piece of history. Crafted from wood and measuring 7.5x2.5x1.5cm (2.95x0

An Egyptian carved weathered alabaster idol, 5'' long (AF repair)

Category: Pendants and Figurines This ancient Coptic Egyptian amulet, carved from alabaster, features two lions facing outward, symbolizing protection and power. Dating back to the 4th to 6th centurie

This Coptic Egyptian carnelian amulet, carved into a stylized human figurine, represents ancient protective rituals. Its greenish hue and smooth finish highlight the skillful artisanship, with carneli

This antique Coptic Egyptian amulet, intricately carved into the shape of a frog from carnelian, symbolizes fertility and renewal within the Nile region. Its vibrant red hue and smooth polish highligh

A Coptic Stone Idol. Size 5 inches high. + Mount. Unusual carved stone Idol probably Coptic?. custom monted. Provenance: Ex Private Maryland collection.

Ancient Byzantine Egyptian Coptic culture limestone relief, circa 4th to 7th century C.E., deeply carved in high relief with a naked boy leaning behind a foliate branch, raised on Lucite stand. Relief

Three carved limestone figures, one standing with angel wings, one seated with knees to chest, and another kneeling behind a bird. Egyptian, circa 700 A.D.H. of largest: 18cm (7 in.)

6th-9th century AD. A wooden stamp comprising a plano-convex base and balustered knop handle; carved image to the underside of a nimbate galloping horseman with billowing cloak above a standing lion.

These six exquisitely carved alabaster knop amulets serve as a testament to the religious fervor and artistic sophistication of Coptic Egypt between the 4th and 6th centuries AD. Each amulet, varying

The charm exudes an old-world mystique, its carnelian surface polished to a warm, translucent sheen. Carved in the likeness of a fish, a symbol significant in early Christian iconography, it speaks of

This charming ensemble of fish amulets, hailing from the Coptic period of Egypt, captures the essence of an era where ancient traditions blended with new beliefs. Carved from carnelian, a stone cheris

This delicate Coptic Egyptian amulet, standing 22 mm tall and 9 mm wide (approximately 0.87 inches by 0.35 inches), is shaped like a poppy flower and carved from radiant carnelian gemstone. The warm h

This Coptic Egyptian amulet features the Nefer sign, symbolizing beauty and goodness in the language of ancient Egypt. Carved from rocky quartz, this amulet measures 21x17.5x6.5 mm, or approximately 0

This graceful bull amulet, a relic of Coptic Egypt, hails from the period between the 3rd and 7th centuries AD. Measuring 1.5x1 cm, this miniature sculpture is carved from a gemstone, which has been p

This exceptional ancient relic, a Coptic Human Form Amulet intricately carved from carnelian, has its origins in Byzantine Egypt during the 4th to 7th centuries AD. Measuring a mere 1.3x1.1x0.4 cm, th

This carnelian amulet carved into the shape of a bird is a remarkable artifact from Coptic Egypt, symbolizing the soul's freedom and the afterlife's journey. The deep red tones of the carnelian enhanc

This carnelian amulet from Coptic Egypt features a traditional protective symbol carved into a rich, translucent orange stone. Carnelian was highly valued in Coptic culture for its supposed protective

A striking example of Byzantine-era craftsmanship, this carnelian bead is carved in the likeness of a head, featuring stylized facial features distinctive to Coptic Egyptian art. Carnelian, a semi-pre

A finely carved wooden idol with elongated and exaggerated facial features. Known as a hunting charm, such diminutive idols were carried in the hunters Bilum bag as a talisman for a successful hunt. T

A carved wooden shrine idol or magic fetish used by a diviner as a talisman to ward off witchcraft and malevolent spirits. The sculpture is carved wood with a well weathered surface and most unusual t

A carved wooden shrine idol known locally as a Bateba Tip Puo or Dangerous Lobi. The Pose with raised arms is symbolic of magic and witchcraft and it was considered a powerful talisman for protection.