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Egyptian Hieroglyphs Vector Set
Created: Mar 26, 2018
Compatible with: Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop Elements, Other
File Type: PNG, JPG, AI, EPS
File Size: 62.12 MB
Vector
About Egyptian Hieroglyphs Vector Set
Our Egyptian Hieroglyphs Vector Set comes with 28 carefully handcrafted symbols combining unique dot patterns and elements of the moon to create an entirely new twist on these ancient illustrations! Update – Now comes with 5 BONUS Gold Background Textures!
This vector Hieroglyphs set includes famous symbols, such as:
Goddess Isis
Ankh
Winged Scarab
Eye of Horus
Eye of Ra
Bastet (Cat Goddess)
Owl
Rabbit
And more!
The symbols can be used in branding materials, logos, business cards and websites or in custom products such as yoga mats, jewelry, clothing or anything else you can dream up! For logos, some modification is recommended since they are not exclusive.
Egyptian Hieroglyphs Vector Set Includes:
28 Finely-Crafted Illustrations
Unique illustration style you won’t find anywhere else
Ai, EPS and PNG files
Vector graphics can be scaled to any size!
PNG files can be used in non-Adobe programs such as Canva, Over, PicMonkey, etc
White, Black and Gold Versions included
BONUS – Flower of Life Symbol (found engraved on the Temple of Osiris)
BONUS – 5 Gold Background Textures for masking or design compositions!
About Egyptian Hieroglyphs:
Although hieroglyphics are Egyptian, the word hieroglyphics is Greek. “Hiero” means “holy” and “glyphics” means “marks” or “writings” – so the word means “holy writings“. The Egyptians believed there was great power in a name – if someone’s name was remembered then he or she would survive in the afterlife. Because of this, they would carve the pharaohs’ name in hieroglyphics in their tombs.
Most of the pictures stand for the object they represent but they can also stand for sounds. The Eye of Horus / Eye of Ra very closely resembles the third eye, or pineal gland, indicating that they had a deep respect for our intuitive powers and abilities. You can see this symbol all throughout ancient Egyptian artwork.
In Egyptian, the owl is said to stand for the sound “M”. Although they can’t exactly match our alphabet to hieroglyphics since they are two very different languages, but historians have come up with a simplified translation of our letters and Egyptian hieroglyphs.
There is some speculation in spiritual communities about whether or not we are being taught the truth behind these writings and translations but I’m not sure there’s any way for us to know aside from using our intuition. I would sit with the symbols and carvings to see what is revealed to you.
Let me know if you have any questions! Please send me a private message or email since I don’t always get alerts for comments for some reason: angelina@skyboxcreative.com
Blessings!
Angelina Samadhi
