Embossed on a sheet of gold from the newfound Greco-Roman tombs in Egypt, the four sons of horus-ancient Egypt's god of the sky-were believed to protect the intestines, lungs, stomach, and liver.

We’re going to make an awesome wood emboss effect, put bullet holes into the wood, and finally smoke ‘em up to a gnarly Wyatt-Earp-just-walked-past look.

Moreover, Chinese craftsmen used the traditional designs and auspicious symbols to weave carpets. They sheared the carpets so these kind carpets looked like carved and the patterns were lifelike.