King Tutankamun Wedding Scene Papyrus

King Tutankamun Wedding Scene PapyrusKing Tutankamun ascended to the throne at the young age of nine and was married to his half sister Ankhesenamun. After the monotheistic reforms of his father, Akhenaten, the short reign of Tutankamun was characterized by restoring religious and cultural traditions. This scene depicts the wedding of Tutankamun and Ankhesenamun. Papyrus is the worlds first paper! Created by the Ancient Egyptians, papyrus has been used as a paper for over 4500 years!

a thin forked tail and canine body

Dimensions:Height: 12 inches / 29cmLength: 4

often decorated with lotus flowers and aquatic plants to represent their connection to the life-giving Nile

He proved himself an exceptional military strategist and charismatic leader

The crisp definition of the flowing beard and the anatomical precision of the torso reflect a figure who has spent several millennia being the focal point of human supplication and is quite comfortable with the scrutiny

but here the African roots remain visible—the red and white authority of a man who owned the thunder long before it was used as a metaphor for anything else

If you add together that hands

This beautiful statue depicts Pharaoh Psamtik I standing in a prayer

with its aggressive nasal guard and narrow eye-slits

seeking a logic that predates the modern scramble for attention

There is evidence of this ritual from the Old Kingdom to the Roman Period

Holds standard sized incense sticks