The shape of the box recalls that of a scroll; its lid, feathered on both sides, depicts the solar disc.
The shape of the box recalls that of a scroll; its lid, feathered on both sides, depicts the solar disc. - 21476
The shape of the box recalls that of a scroll; its lid, feathered on both sides, depicts the solar disc.
The shape of the box recalls that of a scroll; its lid, feathered on both sides, depicts the solar disc. - 21475
The theme developed on the upper part of the vase is the union of the Two Lands. Along the base, there are two engravings representing the growing grounds of sacred plant species. In the lower part, the central support is very wide and is flanked by two papyrus columns.
The theme developed on the upper part of the vase is the union of the Two Lands. Along the base, there are two engravings representing the growing grounds of sacred plant species. In the lower part, the central support is very wide and is flanked by two papyrus columns. - 21933
The theme developed on the upper part of the vase is the union of the Two Lands. Along the base, there are two engravings representing the growing grounds of sacred plant species. In the lower part, the central support is very wide and is flanked by two papyrus columns.
The theme developed on the upper part of the vase is the union of the Two Lands. Along the base, there are two engravings representing the growing grounds of sacred plant species. In the lower part, the central support is very wide and is flanked by two papyrus columns. - 21934
The theme developed on the upper part of the vase is the union of the Two Lands. Along the base, there are two engravings representing the growing grounds of sacred plant species. In the lower part, the central support is very wide and is flanked by two papyrus columns.
The theme developed on the upper part of the vase is the union of the Two Lands. Along the base, there are two engravings representing the growing grounds of sacred plant species. In the lower part, the central support is very wide and is flanked by two papyrus columns. - 21935
It is bulb-shaped, has a long neck and is adorned with floral elements that emblematically represent the union of the Two Lands of Upper and Lower Egypt.
It is bulb-shaped, has a long neck and is adorned with floral elements that emblematically represent the union of the Two Lands of Upper and Lower Egypt. - 21920
It is bulb-shaped, has a long neck and is adorned with floral elements that emblematically represent the union of the Two Lands of Upper and Lower Egypt.
It is bulb-shaped, has a long neck and is adorned with floral elements that emblematically represent the union of the Two Lands of Upper and Lower Egypt. - 21936
It is bulb-shaped, has a long neck and is adorned with floral elements that emblematically represent the union of the Two Lands of Upper and Lower Egypt.
It is bulb-shaped, has a long neck and is adorned with floral elements that emblematically represent the union of the Two Lands of Upper and Lower Egypt. - 21937
An alabaster ointment jar placed on an ornamental stand. The vessel rests on a support representing at the base two anthropomorphised ankh life symbols with hands grasping sceptres was symbols of power on the right and left. The vessel is a representation of the union of Upper and Lower Egypt through the plants symbolising the two areas, the lotus (left) and papyrus (right) intertwined to form the hieroglyphic sema. The actual vessel is decorated on the neck with a head of Hathor with cow ears and a broad collar, while on the belly is the cartouche of the pharaoh.
An alabaster ointment jar placed on an ornamental stand. The vessel rests on a support representing at the base two anthropomorphised ankh life symbols with hands grasping sceptres was symbols of power on the right and left. The vessel is a representation of the union of Upper and Lower Egypt through the plants symbolising the two areas, the lotus (left) and papyrus (right) intertwined to form the hieroglyphic sema. The actual vessel is decorated on the neck with a head of Hathor with cow ears and a broad collar, while on the belly is the cartouche of the pharaoh. - 21921

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