A Trio of Musicians from The Tomb of Nakht - Authentic Egyptian Original Hand Painted Painting - 9x13 Inches

This group of three female musicians is shown in a larger scene where the tomb owner, Nakht, participates in the annual celebration of the "Beautiful Festival of the Valley". During this celebration, the statues of the gods Amun, Khonsu, and Mut were transported from Karnak Temple to the shrines in Theban necropolis in a sacred boat. Music and dance were crucial for religious festivals and were regarded as methods to honor the gods and encourage joyful worship.

The women are playing three musical instruments, a double flute, a lute, and a harp-like instrument with over twelve strings. The soundbox of the third one is adorned with animal skin. Each woman has distinct features that differentiate her from her companions, such as unique hairstyles, floral headbands, and broad collars. Two of them are wearing long, tight dresses while the one in the middle has no clothes except for a narrow, beaded belt around her waist.

• Certificate of Authenticity
Our Papyrus Paintings come with a Certificate of Authenticity that Guarantees that they were Painted in Egypt on the finest Handmade Egyptian Papyrus Paper.

• Material:
High Quality %100 Certified Original Authentic Papyrus Paper

• Dimensions: Approximately
W x H = 9 x 13 Inches
W x H = 20 x 30 cm

• Weight: Approximately
0.38 Ounce = 11 gram

• Brand: Adel Ghabour

• Handmade / Hand Painted in: Giza, Egypt

• Each papyrus print comes in original packaging and all have a Certificate of Authenticity from Adel Ghabaour. Some are signed as well.

• Great to frame as wall art. Our papyrus paintings are NOT FRAMED.

• Some prints have discoloration, tears and flaking at the edges given material and age.

• All Papyrus is hand-made & hand-painted, so yours may differ slightly from that in the photo.

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