The Watchful Sky: Divine Falcon of Horus Royal ジグソーパズル

The bird is watching. Do not disappoint the bird. You exist in a state of chaos. Your keys are lost. Your socks are mismatched. The universe is expanding at a terrifying rate. You need order. You need a king. You need a falcon made of cardboard. The Historical Absurdity (and Royal Decree) This is Horus. He is the Sky God. His right eye is the Sun, his left eye is the Moon, and his patience is thin. In Ancient Egypt, the Pharaoh was the living embodiment of Horus. This means that by assembling this puzzle, you are technically crowning yourself king of the dining room table. Horus fought his uncle Set for eighty years to reclaim the throne. You will fight this puzzle for approximately three evenings. The struggle is the same. The stakes are slightly lower, but the glory of the final piece is identical. Why You Must Possess This Object: Divine Surveillance: Once assembled, Horus stands guard. He protects against chaos, evil spirits, and the cat jumping on the table. (Note: He cannot physically stop the cat, but he will judge it). Solar Majesty: He wears the sun disk. It represents power. You hold the power in your hands. It feels like high-quality chipboard. The Circle of Life (and Lotus Flowers): The border is filled with lotuses and cobras. They represent rebirth and royalty. You are simply reassembling a shattered god. It is a noble task. The Logic of the Purchase: The sky is too big to hold, but a puzzle fits in a box. Buy the Horus. Restore the rightful king.impose order upon the scattered fragments of your leisure time. Kneel before the puzzle. (Or sit comfortably). Assemble the Falcon.