Legend

When Pharaoh Khafre built the Second Pyramid of Giza, the God Anubis sent him a faithful companion — not a lion protector of the earth, nor a falcon protector of the skies, but a gigantic black wolf with golden eyes. His name was Khefra, the reverse of the Pharaoh's name, and his purpose was to watch his back. One day, armed men appeared with voices that sounded like war. Their goal was to sabotage the pyramid's construction. The workers saw them running, prepared for the worst… then the great wolf appeared as a shadow dragging them to their end. When the Pyramid was finished, the wolf looked Khafre in the eyes and disappeared into the dunes. When the Pharaoh closed his eyes for the last time and opened them again, he recognized Khefra waiting to guide him on his eternal journey to the ultratumba.

Served in clay, the way the desert keeps its water.