Description:This comprehensive Isaiah Seal Signet Ring Kit offers three meticulously crafted 3D models based on the remarkable archaeological discovery of the clay bulla bearing the inscription Lé Ishayah Nabi (Belonging to Isaiah the Prophet), found in Jerusalem in 2009 during excavations near the Temple Mount.

What's Included:

• Original Bulla Model - A precise digital reconstruction of the actual clay seal impression discovered by archaeologist Dr. Eilat Mazar, featuring the ancient Hebrew inscription and authentic weathering details.

• Historical Signet Ring Reconstruction - A scholarly interpretation of what Isaiah's original bronze or silver signet ring might have looked like during the 8th century BCE, based on archaeological evidence from the First Temple period under King Hezekiah's reign.

• Printable Novelty Version - A simplified, modern adaptation perfect for educational purposes, gifts, or costume jewelry - clearly marked for entertainment and educational use only.

Historical Context:Isaiah served as the official prophet during King Hezekiah's reign (8th century,) making it historically plausible that he possessed an official signet ring for sealing documents and correspondence. This seal represents one of the most significant biblical archaeological discoveries of recent decades, providing tangible evidence of the prophet mentioned throughout the Hebrew Bible.

Technical Specifications:Ring Size: 18.2mm internal diameter (adjustable for printing)

Formats: STL, OBJ, FBX, 3DM (Rhino native)

Print Ready: Optimized for both resin and FDM printing

Detail Level: Museum-quality accuracy on original bulla, historically informed reconstruction on ring version

Perfect For:Biblical archaeology enthusiasts

Museum reproductions and educational displays

Historical jewelry collectors

3D printing hobbyists interested in ancient artifacts

Religious studies and biblical history education

Unique conversation pieces and gifts

Note: This model is based on archaeological evidence and scholarly research. The decorative version is intended for educational and entertainment purposes only and should not be represented as an authentic historical artifact.