Ancient Egyptian Wine Charms | Lapis & Lotus

Symbols from an Ancient World The Lapis & Lotus Ancient Egyptian Wine Charm Set brings eight distinctive motifs inspired by ancient Egypt to the table. Each wine charm features a warm wood disc engraved with its own design, creating an understated set that pairs natural texture with the timeless visual language of one of history's most remarkable civilizations. The eight-piece assortment includes the lotus, papyrus, falcon, ibis, scarab, ankh, crescent, and winged sun. Each charm slips around the stem of a wine glass, giving guests an individual symbol while adding an unexpected decorative detail to the table. Crafted with Quiet Detail The simplicity of the round wooden charms allows the engraved designs to take center stage. Warm natural wood grain gives each piece subtle character, while the clean silhouettes make the individual motifs easy to distinguish from one another. Rather than treating ancient Egyptian imagery as novelty, the set draws attention to the graceful botanicals, animals, and symbols that appeared throughout Egyptian art and decorative traditions. Lotus blossoms and papyrus recall the landscape along the Nile, while the falcon, ibis, scarab, ankh, crescent, and winged sun introduce some of the enduring forms associated with this extraordinary artistic culture. The result feels warm, graphic, and thoughtfully restrained. A Conversation Around the Table Bring the set out for dinner with friends, a bottle of wine shared over a long conversation, or an evening inspired by history, travel, art, and beautiful objects. The eight different designs make it easy for guests to recognize their glasses while giving everyone a symbol of their own for the evening. When not in use, the charms form a small collection in their own right, with natural wood and engraved imagery giving them a quietly decorative presence. They also make a thoughtful gift for someone fascinated by ancient Egypt, archaeology, history, museum collections, Egyptian art, or distinctive entertaining pieces. A small gathering of ancient forms, ready to find a place at a modern table.