Sunday 15/June/2025 – 05:52 AM
The Egyptian Museum of Tahrir displays one of the most wonderful pieces of decorative arts dating back to the era of the modern state, specifically the eighteenth family (1550-1292 BC), a unique vase with accurate geometric motifs and bright colors, which combines beauty and accuracy at the same time.
A masterpiece of the golden age .. The Egyptian Museum displays a rare vase from the modern state
This vase was found during the stones of the Saqqara region, and it is a rare model of the art of the plated pottery industry in ancient Egypt, where high -end artistic effects that prevailed in that era appear, and reflects high taste and high skill in designing daily tools and turning them into artistic pieces.
The vase is not only a bowl of decoration, but it is a witness to the development of arts and industries in Pharaonic Egypt, where craftsmen excelled in the production of pieces that mimic natural beauty through the engineering of shapes and color consistency.
Design of the Egyptian Museum with editing
It is noteworthy that the design of the Egyptian Museum with editing is characterized by a classic modern nature, and it consists of two floors that includes distinguished groups of Egyptian antiquities that extend from the pre -family period to the Greek and Roman eras, among them the King Narmer’s painting that immortalizes the unification of Upper and Lower Egypt under the rule of one king, and a set of statues and artifacts of the kings of the era of the builders of the pyramids, and the funerary group Liwia and the king Akhenaten, Tannis treasures, as well as a large group of animal mummies, papyrus paper, coffins and jewelry from various Egyptian eras, and other artifacts that complement the distinctive collection of this museum.
