The Djed is a long staff  with four horizontal bars protruding from it. The Djed is believed to represent stability, strength, and endurance. In Kemetic spirituality, it is associated with the Neteru OSIRIS / AUSAR, who is seen as a deity of resurrection, renewal, and the afterlife.

The Djed also has other symbolic meanings. It is often linked to fertility and the agricultural cycles, representing the stability and strength of the earth’s resources.

Copper tools have been used in ritual and ceremonial practices throughout history. The properties of copper such as its conductive qualities make it a popular material for creating sacred items. Each copper tool is crafted with intricate designs, symbolizing the spiritual significance and primordial concepts of the ritual work they are used in. They are to be used in reverence and care for they are powerful conduits of spiritual energy.