This is a rare and beautifully preserved Ethiopian protective healing scroll, meticulously handwritten in Ge’ez, the sacred liturgical language of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church. Dating likely to the 19th century, the scroll is made from vellum (animal skin parchment) and features both black and red ink, symbolizing divine and protective prayers. The scroll includes illustrations of winged archangels, geometric talismanic designs, and sacred invocations. Such scrolls were traditionally worn or kept for spiritual protection and healing from the evil eye, illness, or demonic forces. They were custom-made by priests for individuals based on their name and birth date. Material: Vellum (animal parchment). Language: Ge’ez (Ethiopian liturgical script). Illustrations: Archangels, talismanic symbols. Condition: Very good antique condition; vivid ink, minor age-related wear, intact and legible throughout. Dimensions: 72″ x 3″ (182 x 8 cm). Estimated Age: 19th Century. This sacred manuscript is not only a devotional item but a museum-quality Ethiopian artifact representing centuries of spiritual tradition.