King Tutankhamun.

• Description of the throne of King Tutankhamun
• The modern state, Dynasty 18, the era of King Tutankhamun (circa 1336-1327 BC). The throne of Tutankhamun was made of wood covered with gold and silver, decorated with semi-precious stones and stained glass.
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• The richness of motifs and unparalleled craftsmanship in the piece of the throne of King Tutankhamun made it one of the most magnificent ancient Egyptian artifacts.
• The sun disk dominates the main scene while the king is seated on the throne and his wife, Ankh Amun, puts a perfume on his left shoulder from his pot of endurance.
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• The winged cobra serpentine forms two armrests, and the lion's heads form the front of the two armrests while the cobra shape in the two rear parts symbolizes the protection of the king at the back, and between the legs of the throne there is a sign of Sama-Tawi, the lotus and papyrus flower intertwined in this sign symbolize the unification of the north and south of the country, the armrest of the two men The accompanying throne was found on the chair between the armrests and is thought to have originally belonged to this chair
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