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1. Introduction of Sphinx Figurine The Egyptian sphinx, originating during the Old Kingdom, is one of the most iconic symbols of ancient Egyptian civilization. Typically depicted with a lion’s body and a human head, it embodies the power of the lion and the wisdom of the pharaoh, symbolizing royal power, protection, and the blessing of […]

1. Introduction of King Tut Guardian Statue King Tutankhamun is one of the most celebrated pharaohs of the New Kingdom of Ancient Egypt, renowned for the wealth of exquisite funerary objects found in his tomb. Although his reign was brief, his image as a “young pharaoh” symbolized rebirth, protection, and divine power. In ancient Egyptian […]

1. Introduction of King Tut Head Statue Tutankhamun (King Tut) was a teenage pharaoh of the 18th Dynasty of ancient Egypt. He ascended the throne at approximately nine years old and died young at nineteen. Although his reign was brief, he gained international fame thanks to the nearly complete discovery of his tomb in 1922. […]

This sculpture restores the typical image of the ancient Egyptian pharaoh, and shows the ancient Egyptians’ understanding of power, identity and order through details such as headdress, false beard and whip. The Pharaoh Sculpture helps the audience to intuitively understand the ruling symbols and clothing characteristics of ancient Egypt, and is suitable for historical and […]

1. Introduction of Pharaoh Statue for Sale The pharaoh was the core of power in the ancient Egyptian kingdom, and a symbol of royal power, divinity, and national unity. They were considered to be the incarnation of the sun god Ra or other gods, and a bridge between gods and humans. In addition to being […]

1. Introduction of Egyptian Pharaoh Sculpture The pharaoh was the supreme ruler of ancient Egyptian civilization, combining the leadership of the country, religion and the army. He was not only the king of the world, but also regarded as the spokesperson of the gods in the world, with the sacred identity of “son of God”. […]