What is pharoahs eye?

Pharaoh's Eye is a common name for the symbol Udjat, which represents the ancient Egyptian god Horus, who had a hawk's head. The symbol is often depicted as a stylized human eye with markings around it that resemble a falcon's feathers. The markings are believed to symbolize sun rays, and the eye itself represents protection, healing, and wisdom.

The Pharaoh's Eye was commonly used in ancient Egyptian art and architecture, such as on temple walls and in jewelry. It was also used as a protective amulet worn by both the living and the dead, and was often placed on the mummy's bandages to protect against evil spirits.

The Pharaoh's Eye is still recognized as a powerful symbol in modern Egyptian culture and is often used in jewelry and other decorative items. It is also a popular design for tattoos and is believed to bring protection, strength, and wisdom to those who wear it.