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Set of 4 Hand Painted Egyptian Papyrus Artworks
SKU: 8761-11022387
$100.00
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Includes:
Tutankhamun pouring perfume oil to Ankhesenamun as on Nekhbet Shrine Papyrus
Portrait of Queen Nefertiti
Personalised Horoscope Portraying Scorpio (and as far as we can tell, the word "daisy")
A group of love poems was found in the workers' village on the outskirts of the Valley of Kings, where many pharaohs are entombed.
Ancient Egyptian love poem:
"Come, my Soul, swim to me! The water is deep in my love Which carries me to you."
"We are in the midst of the stream, I clasp the flowers to my breast Which is naked and drips with water. But the moon makes them bloom like the lotus."
"I give you my flowers because they are beautiful, And you are holding my hand In the middle of the water."
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Used: good
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