Sculpture faces on the styles of ancient royalty

Sculpt your face with the quartz, bronze, and alabaster stones used by the ancient Egyptians. The sculptures near the tombs of the ancient Egyptians were made entirely by hand.

For the first time we only have faces carved in the form of the kings of ancient Egypt The same type of stones that ancient Egyptian artists used to make their statues

We have the most skilled artists for that, just send us clear pictures of the face and choose the styel

We use the same stones that the ancient Egyptian used
All stones are from the royal tombs
We do not use the machine to make statues, but we use the tools that the ancient Egyptian used

Nefertiti style
wears a blue "doodle" crown, which seems to be derived from the crown of war and military confrontations, as if this crown is a message confirming that she is a military leader, but in an indirect way Made of limestone Dimensions:: 47.5 cm Weight:: 20 kg
Queen Nefertiti, whose name means "the beautiful has come", is the wife of King Amenhotep IV (who later became Akhenaten), the famous Pharaoh of the Eighteenth Dynasty, and the mother-in-law of Tutankhamun. She was considered one of the most powerful women in ancient Egypt. She lived a short period after the death of her husband, and helped Tutankhamun take over the rule

Queen toya

The head of Queen toya, wife of King Akhenaten, the Buster stone Weight 7 kg King makaraa three style

She is an ancient Egyptian non-ruling queen or the wife of a king, who lived during the nineteenth dynasty, and she was the wife of King Seti I, the mother of King Rameses II and Princess Tia and perhaps also the mother of Princess/Queen Henut Maire.

tot ankh amoun
Black granite stone weight 3 kg

Tutankhamun is one of the pharaohs of the Eighteenth Egyptian Dynasty in the history of ancient Egypt, and he was the pharaoh of Egypt from 1334 BC to 1325 BC. Tutankhamun is one of the most famous pharaohs for reasons not related to the achievements he achieved or the wars he won, as is the case with many of the pharaohs

King makaraa

Head of King Menemhat III Stone Type: Granite 4 kg weight
He is an Egyptian king from the Fourth Dynasty during the Old Kingdom. The son of King Khafre, king of Egypt. His name means: “Let his fists remain like Ra.” He married Princess Khamarrenbti II.

The order will be ready within one months of the order. You can pay half the value of the order and the other half upon receipt, and you can buy the royal heads as they are also
Choose any you favourite styel
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papyrus The first paper invented in history How to make papyrus

papyrus The first paper invented in history How to make papyrus Long before paper came into existence, the Egyptians devised a way to create a sort of early version of paper called papyrus. In fact, our word for paper actually comes from papyrus. Even with the onset of the digital age, the societies of our world still operate largely on paper and ink. Although paper can be easily bought, making papyrus is a useful skill, and it feels great to create your own paper. To make papyrus, prepare the plant, make the papyrus, and finish up the process properly for the nicest result possible Obtain a papyrus plant. Papyrus paper is created from the Cyperus papyrus plant, Cut the stalks. of papyrus plant will make a large piece of paper that will be nearly in length. Cut off as many stalks as you will need to make the amount of paper you want. The cuts must be diagonally made. Then, cut the tips of the papyrus. You will not use the tips, which are the thinner, grass-like end of the plant.

activities drawing,& write use papyrus for your students

Are you a teacher or school principal? Do students do various activities? Does the school teach students the history of Egypt? However, you need papyrus for students to practice art, drawing and writing activities Why papyrus؟ Because it is the first paper that was made in history, it also played a role in writing down the political, cultural, economic and religious events of many countries in ancient times. Why us Because we specialize in manufacturing original papyrus paper in the manner of the ancient Egyptians who invented papyrus paper, and because it is also the first sorting from the papyrus plant, and most importantly, And because we distribute to dozens of schools inside and outside Egypt we sell at cost We created a variety suitable for all ages, not enough for the student The package is sufficient for the student to practice writing his name in hieroglyphs on papyrus simply because it contains a ruler 1 ready-to-color drawing template design 40*30cm + 2 original first sor

welcome the agreement with the Ministry of Education

welcome the agreemen t with the Ministry of Education welcome any agreemen t with all education ministries in the world. they loves to distribute papyrus products to teach them to students who study ancient Egyptian history, and through the ministry, papyrus paper is distributed to schools for free, knowing it is a beautiful thing that children will be happy with. We also welcome the supply of papyrus products for drawing and writing on all museums and And libraries for distribution to visitors or sale. Our prices are at cost. We have the ability to supply any required quantity We have our own farms to grow papyrus plant Libraries and museums For supplies and inquiries papyurspharaonic@gmail. com https:// handtohand1 . blogspot . c om / https://twitter. com / papyrusEgyptian http://facebook. com / PapyrusEgyptian

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