Queen Nefertari path into the after life, 10"x14" Handmade, Hand-painted Egypt Papyrus, Ancient Egyptian Art, Frameable Wall Art

A scene from Queen Nefertari's tomb " QV66" in the valley of the Queens. Dressed in white robes and lead by Goddes ISIS facing God Khepri, who has the head of a scarab beetle, sits on a very colourful square-shaped throne. He wears a short white kilt with a gold and pleated overlaid section and a green tunic with shoulder straps. He holds a was-sceptre in his right hand and an ankh in his left. In front of his knees hangs an extremely colourful artificial tail which would have been attached to his belt. Into this belt is a small 'tiet' symbol, the Isis knot. In the tomb carvings the text surrounding him names him as: "Khepri, who resides in his boat, the Great God". In front of him are his words to Nefertari: "Spoken: 'I give to you eternity like Ra'; 'I give to you the appearance of Ra in heaven'; 'I give to you a place in the sacred land' ". Right behind the queen is "The Djed" Ancient Egyptian name for "pillar". The Djed is one of the more ancient and commonly found symbols in ancient Egyptian religion. It is a pillar-like symbol in Egyptian hieroglyphs representing stability. It is associated with the creator god "Ptah" and "Osiris", the Egyptian god of the afterlife, the underworld, and the dead. It is commonly understood to represent his spine.