Hathor and Ra Harakhti Papyrus Stockling Stuff a paradox of authority that

a paradox of authority that remains as relevant in a modern office as it was in a marble temple

Height: 5cm / 3 inches

3 inches Base: 7x4cm / 2

Any serious collector will appreciate the meticulous care taken in all the small details that complete the sculpture

objective gaze of a deity who has seen empires rise and fall and remains entirely unimpressed by the passage of time

Hathor and Ra Harakhti Papyrus Stockling Stuff a paradox of authority thatThe original location of this scene is in Queen Nefertari's tomb, referred to as QV66 by Egyptologists. QV66 is sometimes called the "sistine chapel of Ancient Egypt" because of the beautiful and colourful scenes located within. Papyrus is the worlds first paper! Created by the Ancient Egyptians, papyrus has been used as a paper for over 4500 years! Each Papyri is Hand made in Egypt Hand painted in Egypt Packaged with a certificate of authenticity &