Egyptian Illustration T-Shirts

My own representation of Egyptian Hieroglyphics.

Colorful illustration of the Horus eye

EGYPT OWL

Illustration of a sphinx cat looking away with a crown on his head against the pyramids on the beige background

Mixed-media illustration anitaa 2016

A "lovely" cat

Nut, the goddes of sky

The Egyptian Goddess Bastet

khamsa wakhamaysa Five and Khamis or the Hand of Fatima is a Jewish symbol used as a talisman to ward off envy and witchcraft. It is a kind of amulet, and it is present in the Jewish and Christian heritage, as it is widespread in the Middle East and North Africa region and among some Muslims, but it is considered by some to be a kind of sorcery. Khamsa and Khamisa have other names, such as the Hand of Fatima in relation to Fatima al-Zahra, while the Jews call it the Hand of Mary in relation to Mary, the sister of Aaron and Moses, and the Eastern Christians call it the Hand of Mary in relation to the Virgin Mary. An exclusive ancient Egyptian custom on your T-shirt or your personal items

An elegant city street map of Cairo, Egypt in gold, with the exact coordinates of the city, make up this amazing art piece. A great gift for anybody that has love for this city. You can never go wrong with gold. I love my city.

A ancient jackal god

Very detailed artwork of a single Scarab Beetle in her natural environment

Oil Painting

The Falcon, Horus, is the God of the Sky and soars above all the land and its inhabitants. He is a symbol of divine Kingship and is also considered as the God of the rising Sun.

William the Hippo- Ancient Egyptian figurine - Flowers. The little hippopotamus figurine was made in Egypt around 1961 (BC not the 60s!)–1878 B.C. and placed in a tomb to magically guarantee the rebirth of the deceased. Several thousand years passed before it was excavated (in 1910) and became part of The Met collection (in 1917)

William the Hippo- Ancient Egyptian figurine - The little hippopotamus figurine was made in Egypt around 1961 (BC not the 60s!)–1878 B.C. and placed in a tomb to magically guarantee the rebirth of the deceased. Several thousand years passed before it was excavated (in 1910) and became part of The Met collection (in 1917)

Cat "Sphynx" (cat without hair) taking up the idea of ​​the Egyptian statue of Sphynx, wearing a nemes and a false beard.

Scarabs were popular amulets and impression seals in Ancient Egypt. Enjoy the art deco representation of scarab.

An original illustration of mine featuring Anubis weighing a heart with the ever-hungry Ammit waiting. The actual weighing of the soul spell from the Book of the Dead is in the background.

Garuda returns with new strength