The Eye of Horus is among the oldest emblems of ancient Kemet, representing protection, healing, and restored wholeness. In the myth, the eye of the falcon god Horus was torn away in his struggle with Set and later made whole again. It became a guardian symbol carried by the living and placed with the dead.
This rendering sets the form in white against a field of black, stripped to its essential lines. The Eye of Horus is a meditation on watchfulness and repair: protection as an act of care, and wholeness not as something never broken, but as something restored.