Pharaoh Bust Sculpture

Tutankhamun (c. 1341–1323 BC) was a young pharaoh of the 18th Dynasty of ancient Egypt. He is renowned for the nearly complete excavation of his tomb in 1922. Although his reign was brief and his achievements limited, the burial objects found in his tomb, particularly the golden mask and exquisite artifacts, offer a glimpse into the brilliance of ancient Egyptian art and craftsmanship. Known as the “Golden Pharaoh,” his image symbolized the power and divinity of ancient Egypt and has become one of the most iconic Egyptian symbols worldwide. This Pharaoh Bust Sculpture, based on a bust of Tutankhamun, features a solemn and symmetrical design.

The Egyptian Pharaoh Sculpture shows Tutankhamun wearing a Nemes turban, which symbolizes royal power, and a sacred snake Uraeus, which symbolizes protection, on his forehead. His facial features are soft yet resolute, with a serene smile at the corners of his mouth. The beard of the Pharaoh Bust Sculpture is intricately carved with details, and the stripes and hieroglyphics on the back add to the unique beauty of ancient Egyptian art. The overall form combines realism with idealization. Arturban Statue can customize various Egyptian Art statues. Welcome to contact us for more details.