Hall of Judgement Papyrus - 43x90cm Papyrus and Colour Finish:Natural Papyrus; Black Effect 3 inches Base: 4x2

3 inches Base: 4x2

The word "obelisk" as used in English today is of Greek rather than Egyptian origin because Herodotus

Each brushstroke on this papyrus is a testament to the enduring connection between the divine and royal

Dechainee by Melaine Delon

embodies the powerful life-giving force of the sun and its essential role in maintaining cosmic order

Hall of Judgement Papyrus - 43x90cm Papyrus and Colour Finish:Natural Papyrus; Black Effect 3 inches Base: 4x2The Ancient Egyptian Hall of Judgement was a place where the earthly life of the deceased was examined and judged. The deceased's heart was weighed against the Feather of Ma'at on a set of scales, with the judgement being presided over by Osiris among other deities. Those found to pure of heart would be able to enjoy eternity, while those with heavy hearts would be fed to the monster Ammit. Dimensions: 43cm 17 inches tall90cm 35 inches wide What makes