Nebty (Two ladies), represent the unity of Egypt. A unification and combining of different gods and values, the unity of southern and northern Egypt. Wadjet, closely associated with the Eye of Ra, was depicted as a cobra common to the delta region. She is the protector of southern Egypt and lies etched on every ruler's crown, and Wadjet is often shown coiled upon the head of Ra; to act as his protector, this image of her became the uraeus symbol used on the royal crowns. Now, both Wadjet and Nekbeh sit on the ancient rulers of Egypt’s crowns. Wadjet and Nekbeh are the divine protectors of Egpyt, gods of life and death, and I hope this piece guides you so. I also hope this shows you the beauty of widening your worldview over closing it off and the beauty of choosing acceptance over violence. Let this piece remind you of a beautiful event that occurred a lifetime ago by creators whose workmanship still has us in awe. ;)! **Interesting fact** It also looks like the rulers of Egypt played with this title a little. Adding different info on their ivory tag. Qa'a-Nebty ("raised arm of the Two Ladies") and Sen-Nebty ("kissed by the Two Ladies" or "brother of the Two Ladies"). And king Hotepsekhemwy called himself Sehotep-Nebty ("the Two Ladies are pleased (with him)".