The Global Egyptian Museum

Well-made udjat-eye, worked on one side only. There are other udjat-eyes underneath the eyebrow and inside the eye itself. This is the eye that Horus lost in the battle with Seth, who, forced by the gods, found himself obliged to return it. Horus then put it in the mouth of his father Osiris, which restored the latter to life.

Ojo sagrado de Horus muy bien delimitado. Trabajado en una sola cara. Horus perdió su ojo luchando contra Set, pero forzado por los dioses se vió obligado a devolverlo a Horus, quien lo metió en la boca de su padre, Osiris, el cual despertó a una nueva vida. En este ejmplar se han representado  diferentes ojos cubriendo toda la superficie.

Well-made udjat-eye, worked on one side only. There are other udjat-eyes underneath the eyebrow and inside the eye itself. This is the eye that Horus lost in the battle with Seth, who, forced by the gods, found himself obliged to return it. Horus then put it in the mouth of his father Osiris, which restored the latter to life.

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