The feather of Ma'at is a symbolic representation of the concept of truth, justice, and balance in ancient Kemetic mythology. It is often depicted as a single, elongated feather. It is believed that after death, a person's heart is weighed against the feather of Ma'at during the judgment in the Hall of Two Truths. If the heart is found to be lighter than the feather, it signifies that the individual lived a just and virtuous life, leading to the reward of eternal life in the afterlife.

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.