A rare Egyptian Blue Faience Flail Bead, New Kingdom, ca. 1550-1069 BCE cotton-underwear so this product comes without

so this product comes without one- 95% Cotton

wear-resisting

Insert type design

soft texture

but will magically erase with the touch of the Magic White Pen

A rare Egyptian Blue Faience Flail Bead, New Kingdom, ca. 1550-1069 BCE cotton-underwear so this product comes withoutA flail or flabellum, consisted of a short handle with three beaded strands or flyers attached. It was an ancient symbol of royal power and often depicted with other regalia, generally the crook, but also the mace as depicted on the Narmer Palette or other scepters. In the Pyramid Texts Pepi I is identified with Sopdu: "The flail is in your hand, the mks sceptre is behind your hand" Pyramid Texts PT 578. This flail bead of bright blue faience was