EYGYPTIAN GOD HORUS GODDESS ISIS PAPYRUS PAPER WALL ART CARTOUCHE Picture Egypt

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EYGYPTIAN GOD HORUS GODDESS ISIS PAPYRUS PAPER WALL ART CARTOUCHE Picture Egypt :
$6.95

EGYPTIANGOD HORUS ANDGODDESS ISISPAPYRUS PICTURE
Approx.. 12.25\" x 9.25\"Brought personally from EgyptBeautiful colors.Background is papyrus paper.It is not wooden. It is not stiff. It is not attached to any frame or wooden background of any kind. It is just the papyrus picture.I make no warranties that this is the god Horus and goddess Isis. I did research on the internet and based the title of this sale on my findings. I also do not know what the Arabic writing under the picture says. It may be the artists\' signature.
\"Acartoucheis an oval frame which surrounds thehieroglyphsthat make up the name of an Egyptian God or royal person. You can draw your name in hieroglyphics inside the cartouche.\" www.artyfactory.com
\"Horus was the Egyptian solar god and protector of the monarchy who symbolized courage and victory. Although he was represented as many different manifestations, he is famous for the mythology relating to the \'Osiris myth\' in which he took revenge on the evil god Set for murdering his father, Osiris, and usurping his throne. Horus then became the mythical king of Egypt.Isis was the famous Egyptian goddess of the moon, love, magic, fertility and healing. Following the death of her husband, Osiris, she took on the role of a goddess of the dead and of funeral rites. Isis was also regarded as the mother and protector of the Pharaohs.\" a thinpaper-likematerial made from thepithof the papyrus plant,Cyperus papyrus,[1]a wetlandsedgethat was once abundant in theSuddofSouthern Sudanalong with theNile DeltaofEgypt. Papyrus is first known to have been used inancient Egypt(at least as far back as theFirst Dynasty), but it was also used throughout theMediterraneanregion and inKingdom of Kush.AncientEgyptiansare thought to have used papyrus as awriting material,[2]as well as employing it commonly in the construction of otherartifactssuch asreed boats,mats,rope,sandals, andbaskets. Papyrus was first manufactured in Egypt and Southern Sudan as far back as the fourth millennium BCE.\" Wikipedia
The shipping selection says Standard Shipping. I will probably send this First Class. I will protect the picture between two pieces of cardboard or poster board and put it in a large envelope.Be sure to add me to your favorites list!