Judgment by The Gods, Weighing of The Heart, Left to Right Ra, Anubis, Thoth, Ancient Egyptian Papyrus Art, Book of the Dead, 24x17 inches

In Egyptian tradition, the heart of the deceased is weighed against a feather to determine whether it will be accepted into the afterlife.

From left to right:
Ra, the creative god
Anubis, god of embalming
Thoth, god of justice

The ancient Egyptians believed that your heart recorded all the good and bad things you'd done in your life. They thought it was needed for judgment in the afterlife. Once a person died, the heart was weighed against the feather of Maat (the goddess of truth and justice). Anubis (the jackal-headed god of embalming) kept an eye on the scales, and Thoth (the ibis-headed god of writing) recorded the results. If a person had lived a good life, the heart would balance with the feather, and the person would be allowed to live forever in paradise with Osiris.

• 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 = 24 x 17 inch
W x H = 60 x 43 cm

• Weight: Approximately
0.38 Ounce = 44 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 Ghabour. 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

Please be careful when handling because the papyrus is delicate

Museum quality!

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