Ojuelos Jalisco Winged Thoth Disc Egyptian Ibis Deity Glyph Artifact Tablet

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Ojuelos Jalisco Winged Thoth Disc Egyptian Ibis Deity Glyph Artifact Tablet:
$3500.00

The Winged Ibis Ascension Disc
The Thoth Light Transmission Discsize 7 - 1/2 inches. quality Disc. AAAPowerful double-sided circular artifact disc featuring an extraordinarily rare Egyptian-style depiction of a winged Thoth / ibis deity with illuminated solar disk, paired with a second scene showing a standing being holding a luminous stone within concentric circular forms. Rich with symbolic and cross-cultural significance, this piece strongly reflects the kind of anomalous artistic language that makes these Mexican-origin ceremonial-style artifacts so compelling to collectors and researchers alike.This is one of the most unusual and compelling circular discs in the collection — a deeply symbolic double-sided piece that appears to bridge Egyptian iconography, Mesoamerican-style abstraction, ceremonial cosmology, and luminous stone symbolism all within one composition.
The front side presents what appears to be an exceptionally rare depiction of Thoth, the Egyptian ibis-headed deity traditionally associated with wisdom, writing, sacred knowledge, cosmic order, and transmission of higher intelligence. What makes this representation especially striking is that this is not a standard Thoth depiction. Here, the deity is shown with a strong winged form, giving the figure a quality reminiscent of protective or ascensional wings often associated with divine motion, sacred authority, and elevated consciousness.
Above the ibis head is a large solar disk, clearly emphasizing illumination, radiance, rank, and access to higher light. In ancient symbolic language, the illuminated disk often represents far more than ornamentation — it can be interpreted as a sign of solar intelligence, awakened consciousness, divine connection, and higher energetic status. In this disc, that symbolism becomes even more powerful because the solar disk is paired directly with the ibis-headed form of a scribe deity, suggesting the transmission of wisdom through light itself.
Facing the winged deity is a second standing figure that appears distinctly gray-like or extraterrestrial in form, with a smooth elongated head and large almond-shaped eye. This being stands in a ceremonial posture, extending one hand outward toward the seated deity. The relationship between the two figures is one of the most fascinating aspects of the piece. It suggests exchange, offering, communication, initiation, or recognition between two orders of beings — one clearly aligned with sacred knowledge and solar authority, and the other carrying the stylized appearance of a nonhuman or otherworldly intelligence.
The front composition is further enriched by a series of engraved glyph-like symbols surrounding the figures and running vertically between them. These symbols enhance the sense that the disc functions like an encoded story tablet, ceremonial record, or symbolic transmission piece rather than simple decorative art.
What makes this disc especially profound is the way it visually bridges cultures. Egyptian-style deity imagery appearing within this broader Mexican artifact tradition is exactly the kind of anomaly that continues to intrigue collectors and researchers. The presence of a Thoth-like ibis deity with wings, solar symbolism, and interaction with a gray-like being adds yet another layer to the larger conversation around global symbolic parallels, ancient contact themes, and recurring sacred motifs across civilizations.
Reverse Side Interpretation
The reverse side carries a second deeply encoded ceremonial scene. Here we see a standing figure in profile, adorned with an elaborate headdress or crest-like headpiece, holding a small circular stone or orb in the palm of one hand. Behind and around the figure are large concentric circular forms, creating the visual impression of a portal, field, resonance ring, energy halo, or cosmological wheel.
This side feels more subtle, but in many ways it may be even more profound. The figure is not merely holding an object — the object is presented almost ritually, as if it were a charged stone, luminous offering, or activated point of knowledge. Given the known recurrence of phosphorescent materials within this broader class of artifacts, the symbolism becomes especially compelling. The scene can be interpreted as showing a being holding or presenting a phosphorescent stone, a material long associated in your research with light storage, resonance, activation, and contact through energetic excitation.
The concentric rings behind the figure may symbolize many layered ideas:
resonance fields
solar or planetary orbits
portal geometry
energy transmission circles
dimensional thresholds
radiating consciousness fields
The overall effect is that the reverse side appears to depict a guardian, priest, deity, or initiated being carrying an activated stone within a field of resonance. This resonates strongly with the larger symbolic theme that certain stones were not merely decorative, but understood as technologically