Pharaonic masterpieces 3
fantastic bracelet
This bracelet, which almost catchesthe eye, is an Egyptian bracelet, made of pure gold, dating back to thebeginning of the period in Egypt, more than 2000 years ago.
And we see many wonderful shapes on it, including a statue of the Egyptian goddess (Isis) and the Greek idol (Aphrodite), the goddess of beauty … this is in addition to the snake!
This bracelet is now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
fantastic bracelet |
Habi's ring!
It is a ring with a rectangular frame bearing a cartouche with the name of the king (Amenhotep II), who ruled during the period between (1427 - 1401 BC) during the era of the eighteenth dynasty in the modern dynasty .. around the cartouche we see the God of the Nile (Habi) from both sides
This Egyptian gold ring is now in the British Museum in London
an ancient Egyptian ring |
Awesome necklace… in the
Egyptian Museum
awesome necklace |
Trousseau in Ancient Egypt
1- A chair (as if it were a part of the dining room).
2- A white chest (like a wardrobe in the bedroom).
3- A large basket with a lid, and two small baskets (like kitchen cupboards).
4- A comfortable seat (to be placed in the lounge room, of course, or perhaps for the lady of the house to sit in front of the dresser when she was getting dressed).
5- Broom (like a day vacuum cleaner).
6- This is, of course, in addition to the bamboo mats on which these furnishings were placed, as if the ancient Egyptian were telling us that he had furnished his house completely, so that he did not forget the (luxury carpets) with which he covers the floors of his house!
These wonderful furnishings, which were found in Deir el-Medina area, west of Luxor, date back to the era of the New Kingdom, during the period between the thirteenth and twelfth centuries BC.
ancient Egyptan furniture |
Don't be surprised… it's Yuya!!
The couple (Yuya and Tuya) had many children, but the greatest of them was (Queen Te); That queen, whom time has longed for unmatched. Queen Tiye is the wife of King Amenhotep III, who ruled Egypt during the period between (1391-1353 BC), and the mother of Amenhotep IV (Akhenaten)!
Yuya's statue |
As for this limestone statue, painted in wonderful colors, it is a statue of the Lord (Yuya) in the form of a bird with a head, and it represents the (ba) meaning (the spirit) of Yuya’s spirit, that spirit that enables the dead to travel throughout the earth and hereafter as well (according to the Egyptian Old belief).
Here we see Mr. Yuya's face painted red, with beautiful green wings, and a yellow body, and he wears a necklace from which a heart-shaped pendant hangs. This magnificent statue was found in (Tomb of Yuya and Tuya) in the Valley of the Kings in Luxor. it is now in the Egyptian Museum in Cairo.