Glimmering in silver foil, the Eye Idol Amulet greeting card is a whisper from the ancient world, a relic of devotional mystery. Inspired by the watchful votives of Tell Brak’s ‘Eye Temple,’ its wide gaze transcends time, ever-attentive to the divine. A tribute to the sacred traditions of community and devotion, this card carries the sounds of history, offering a moment of connection as timeless as the relics themselves.
Details:
- Custom card size 4.75” x 7.25”
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Signature Noat envelope
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Inside: Blank
- Combination foil and emboss stamping by third generation New England craftsmen, on post-consumer American vellum paper.
Back: "Amulet
Syrian, 3300 BC
These mysterious amulets were found in a monumental building known as the ‘Eye Temple’ in Tell Brak, an international city of its day in north eastern Syria. Believed to be votives representing the offerer, their wide eyes demonstrate their attentiveness to the gods."
The Amulet series embody the mysteries of relics and customs of antiquity, including Ancient Greece and Rome, North Africa and the Middle East.
