Floral collars from Tutankhamun’s Embalming Cache persea leaves, nightshade berries, celery (?), faience, linen dyed red Papyrus, olive leaves, persea leaves, cornflowers, blue lotus petals, Picris flowers, nightshade berries, faience, linen ancient egypt king tut tutankhamon floral collar ancient egyptian art.

Vase on behalf of King Unas 2380 - 2350 BC (5th dynasty) - Alabaster. | Louvre Museum.

Spindle Bottle with Handle Period: New Kingdom, Amarna Period Dynasty: Dynasty 18 Reign: reign of Akhenaten.

Apotropaic wand From Thebes, Egypt Late Middle Kingdom, around 1750 BC A magical ‘knife’ intended for the protection of a mother and child?

Egyptian Glass Two-Finger Amulet.

Egyptian Glass Two-Finger Amulet, Late Period, Dynasty 26-30, 664-332 BC

The ‘two-finger’ amulet shows the index and middle fingers, with the nails and joints clearly indicated. They were placed on the mummy near the incision by which the internal organs were removed before embalming. This may suggest that the amulet was intended to reaffirm the embalming process, the fingers representing those of Anubis, the god of embalming. However, the amulet could also have been intended to ‘hold’ the incision sealed, to prevent malign forces from entering the body, like the plaques sometimes placed over the wound.

Shawabty of Patjau (alt: Panefu) Egyptian, New Kingdom, Dynasty 19, 1295–1186 B.C. Abydos, Egypt Height: 14 cm (5 ½ in.

An Egyptian wood and bronze goose. Late Period, circa 664-32 B.C. © 2002-2010 Bonhams 1793 Ltd.

Mummy Band, 945-715 BC Egypt, Third Intermediate Period, Dynasty 22, reign of Osorkon I stained leather, Overall: w. 3.00 cm (1 1/8 inches).

Sandstone stela to the the god Osiris.

Bronze group Isis suckling Harpocrates flanked by Mut and Nephthys.

Ancient Egyption headrest. I can’t believe they actually slept with these things!

Ancient Egyptian furniture is quite a spectacle. Decked out in stunning gold and black coloration, most pieces were inspired through animals and power to collaborate the pieces.

Senet board found in the tomb of Tutankhamun Play backgammon .

Did You Know that Tutankhamun Was Buried in Not One but THREE Golden Sarcophagi?

GOD HOURS.