Description
Approx Dims: 3" X 2" X 1
The black scarab holds a profound and enduring symbolism in various cultures and civilizations throughout history, with one of its most prominent associations rooted in ancient Egypt. In Egyptian mythology, the scarab beetle, also known as the dung beetle, was seen as a symbol of transformation and regeneration. The scarab beetle's habit of rolling balls of dung across the desert sands mirrored the sun's journey across the sky, making it a potent emblem of the sun god Ra and the cycle of life, death, and rebirth. The color black, often associated with the fertile soil of the Nile River, added depth to its symbolism, signifying the rich potential for new beginnings and growth that arises from the darkness.
