OEDO-KOH Incense - Water Drop

OEDO-KOH Incense - Water DropThe bustle of the bath house, where neighbors laugh and splash together. A warm and friendly fragrance for after bath time. In the Edo Period (1603 1868) people did not have baths at home, therefore public bath houses were built to meet the need. At first they were steam baths, then large bathtubs were developed. As people were unclothed and co mingled without regard for age, gender, or rank, the bath house was an egalitarian place. A popular item for

Eye of Horus set into a unique golden brass arm cuff

was a figure of remarkable political skill and captivating charisma

The Greeks called it sophrosyne—a kind of self-control and balance that the Spartans took to its logical

Amun-Ra became the most widely worshipped deity in the Egyptian pantheon during the New Kingdom period

Goddess Sekhmet in Throne Pendant in Egyptian Sterling Silver

PLEASE NOTE - This vase has slight damage near the bottom

- Hand-made in Egypt- Hand-painted in Egypt- Packaged with a certificate of authenticity & protective plastic sleeve

The hoop measures 1

and Nike (victory)

Height: 10cm / 4

The fact that his army only refused to follow him once in 13 years of a reign during which there was constant fighting

Pendant Height : 6cm / 2