Horus Totem

Horus is the falcon god of the sky, and the son of Osiris and Isis. His father was killed by Set and Horus spent decades contesting the throne against him, losing an eye in the process. Thoth restored it, and that restored eye became the wedjat, the Eye of Horus, and the single most reproduced protective sign in Egyptian magic.

So the protection he carries is specifically the protection of something taken and won back. Reach for him for justice, for legitimate authority, and for anything you are trying to recover rather than acquire.

Good to Know

Polymer. Handmade in Egypt, so each piece varies a little in color and finish. Packaged in a decorative hieroglyphic box with an information card, which makes it a reasonable gift without any extra wrapping.

How to Use It

A statue on an altar is not decoration and it is not a substitute for practice. It is a place to put your attention. Give it somewhere it will be seen daily rather than a shelf you dust twice a year, keep the space around it clear, and if you leave offerings, take them away before they spoil.

Pair It With

The Ra Totem is the larger piece from the same workshop, and the twelve-figure Egyptian set has Horus in cold-cast bronze if you want him smaller and heavier. Burn frankincense in front of him. More in totems and statues.