Egyptology Pillows

Design derived from plate in "The gods of the Egyptians : or, Studies in Egyptian mythology" (1904) by E. A. Wallis Budge, curator if the British Museum

Amenhotep III is often heralded as one of Egypt's greatest pharaohs. Egypt was more cosmopolitan than ever, and the art of the period is extremely distinguished for its craftsmanship with fine lines and high standards of polish and finish. This design is based on a faience sphinx in the MET's collection, an excellent example of Amenhotep's portraiture in miniature.

Part of the Egyptian Mythology, Egyptian Gods and Goddesses and Egyptian History Collection This design depicts a stylized Sekhmet, the lioness headed Goddess of Healing, Destruction and War of Ancient Egypt

The heart beats for The City of a Thousand Minarets. Great gift for Cairo or Eqypt Lovers

Mechanical Beetle

Don't leave the afterlife without it! Egyptians believed their spirits could come back after death and visit the living using their Akh.

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Sistrums were ceremonial rattles in ancient Egypt. Originally, it is thought that these rattles were meant to mimic the sound of the reeds rustling, calming the lion goddess Sekmet in her rage. This one has the face of the goddess Hathor on it, a different aspect of Sekmet. During Greco-Roman times, the sistrum became associated with the cult of the goddess Isis, and many examples have been found in Pompeii and Rome. This sistrum has the cartouche of a Ptolemaic king.

This beautiful design of an ancient Egyptian faience bowl is derived from "Histoire de l'art dans l'antiquité: Égypte, Assyrie, Perse, Asie Mineure, Grece, Etrurie, Rome" (1882)

Egyptian feather fan motife

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So the scarab asks the mummy if she believes in the afterlife, and she says "Ba Humbug"

ancient Egyptian hemhem crown

Ancient Egyptian God Ra

On this day as today in 1874, Howard Carter was born in Kensington. His talent as a draftsman earned him an invitation from the English Egyptology Society to go to Egypt and participate in the expedition by drawing bas-reliefs. Fact that led him to learn to restore the objects and monuments found and also to dig. With such experience he became an inspector of antiques. We all know the rest of the story that Lord Carnarvon also starred in. Who has not seen the golden mask of the young pharaoh? A pharaoh who just ruled 9 years. But that is the icon of ancient Egypt thanks to the preservation of its burial place along with all its belongings. That is why the ideogram that the illustrator 9BH brings us on this occasion leads us to think abou...

Sky goddess needs to give this earth god some space cause the night sky is everywhere and he needs to vegetate too! He's the father of snakes and earthquakes!

Horus the falcon headed Egyptian god.

Egyptian Pillar from Owen Jones's Grammer of Ornament

Derived from 1903 publication: "The Americana : a universal reference library, comprising the arts and sciences, literature, history, biography, geography, commerce, etc. of the world"

Egyptian pyramids

Hieroglyphic Letters Pharaohs Ancient Egypt Egyptology Gift

Egyptian astrological cieling from the Tomb of Psammis in Thebes

Beige, Egyptian-patterned coffee theme, Egyptian Mythology is a collection of myths from ancient Egypt that describe actions on Egyptian gods as a means of understanding the world. The belief that these myths are expressed are an important part of the ancient Egyptian religion . Myths often appear in Egyptian writings and art , especially in short stories and religious materials such as hymns, ritual texts, funeral texts and temple decoration. These sources rarely contain a complete account of the myth and often only describe short fragments. Inspired by natural cycles, Egyptians saw time in the present as a series of repetitive patterns, while the earliest periods of time were linear. Myths are given in these earliest times, and the ...

Mysteries untold... Hopefully only good blessings from the most elegant feline of Egypt. Perfect gift for cat lovers or the lovers of Ancient Egypt for either special occasions or just a lazy day at home!

This work shows the pharaoh Ramses II as a child, his finger pressed to his lips. It is derived from an illustration in "Histoire de l'art dans l'antiquité: Égypte, Assyrie, Perse, Asie Mineure, Grece, Etrurie, Rome" (1882).

Egyptian Lotus

This hand-carved block print depicts the Ancient Egyptian god Thoth in his Ibis form. The image is based on an original illustration from a papyrus of the Book of the Dead created in the 19th Dynasty. He is holding a neb sign (a basket) with an ankh (the symbol of life) and two was scepters (a symbol of power or well-being for a deceased person.) I've recreated this as a block print and printed it by hand before scanning it to create this design.

The Pharaoh Ramses in his horse drawn chariot pulls back an arrow for hunting or war.

Ancient Egyptian Women

Depiction of the God Anubis.

Depiction of the God Anubis

The ancient Egypt Sphinx monument is now so much more self-confident, she feels very beautiful and expecting way more visitors. She's happier than ever.

Painting of a scene from the tomb of Ramses IV, making an offering to the deities Isis and Osiris, derived from Monuments de l'Égypte et de la Nubie (1835–1845) by Jean François Champollion, the scholar who deciphered hieroglyphs!

Tickle your funny bone with this witty design featuring a forlorn Sphynx shedding tears, accompanied by the pun-tastic phrase "MY LIFE IS IN RUINS." This clever play on words is a sure hit with lovers of humor, ancient history buffs, and fans of clever wordplay. It's a perfect pick for those who appreciate a good laugh, adore puns, or have a soft spot for cultural references. Whether you're an aficionado of ancient civilizations or just in for a good chuckle, this design is bound to bring a smile and a groan in equal measure!

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