Egyptian Pharaoh Woven Blanket with Crook and Flail, Horus Falcons, Winged Scarabs and Lotus Columns

A pharaoh sits enthroned at the center of this ancient Egyptian design, wearing a striped blue and gold nemes headdress topped by a falcon, a broad beaded collar and a pleated white kilt, holding the royal crook and flail crossed over his chest. His throne has golden lion heads on its armrests, and above him spreads a great winged sun disc.

Around the king, two winged scarabs carry red sun discs, two Horus falcons crowned with sun discs stand on lotus pedestals, and tall lotus columns rise beside blue and turquoise lotus and papyrus stalks. A second winged sun disc sits at the bottom, and the border repeats golden ankh symbols and lotus buds on deep blue.

The palette of gold, royal blue, turquoise, terracotta red and cream on a black ground gives the piece the rich, solemn look of a temple wall painting, made for lovers of ancient Egypt and history.

Perfect for:

• Ancient Egypt and history lovers
• Fans of Egyptology and mythology
• Travelers who have visited Egypt
• A birthday gift for a history buff
• A housewarming gift with a statement design

✨ DETAILS

Product: Woven cotton throw blanket

Material: 100% cotton

Technique: Artwork woven with colored cotton threads, not printed

Sizes: 37" × 52", 50" × 60", 60" × 80"

Edges: Decorative multicolored fringe

Production: Made to order

Orientation: May be displayed vertically or horizontally

🏺 USE IT AS

• Wall tapestry in a living room or study
• Sofa throw for cozy evenings
• Bed accent in an Egyptian-themed bedroom
• Reading nook blanket
• Statement textile over a chair or bench
• Decor for a home library or office

🧼 CARE INSTRUCTIONS

Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with mild detergent. Use non-chlorine bleach only when needed. Tumble dry on low heat.

⚠️ PLEASE NOTE

Colors, saturation, and small details may vary slightly from the pictures because the artwork is recreated with woven cotton yarn. Fine lines such as the border ankhs and headdress stripes may appear softer in the weave. Screen settings can also affect how colors appear.