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King Tut Funerary Mask - 1/4 Size Reproduction
When treasures from Tutankhamun's tomb toured the United States for the first time, (1976 to 1979), they caused a sensation. People slept on sidewalks overnight to obtain tickets, andl lines stretched around the block at the museums hosting the exhibit. The boy king's gold funerary mask was the centerpiece of that exhibit--and the artifact the crowds most wanted to see. Experience the mystique that drew millions to see the golden mask, when you display this quality reproduction in your home or office.
Product Information
• Product #E-348 GP
• Finish: Gold with color details
• Type: Funerary Mask
• Original: 1347-1237 B. C. - now
in Cairo's Egyptian Museum
• Material: Bonded Marble with
resin base
• Size: 6.5" tall
• Shipping weight: 5 pounds
• Product #E-348 GP
• Finish: Gold with color details
• Type: Funerary Mask
• Original: 1347-1237 B. C. - now
in Cairo's Egyptian Museum
• Material: Bonded Marble with
resin base
• Size: 6.5" tall
• Shipping weight: 5 pounds
#E-348GP
$34.95
$34.95
HISTORY: The original mask that protected the head of the mummy of Tutankhamun is a marvel of artistic workmanship. Further protection for the mummy was assured by a magic formula engraved on the shoulders and the back of the mask. The usual Nemes headdress, knotted at the nape of the neck, is a striped dark blue, imitating lapis lazuli. A Uraeus and vulture head in gold inlaid with semi-precious stones and colored glass, ornaments the brow. The mask’s eyes are made of obsidian and quartz with a touch of red at the corners: the cosmetic lines and the lids are of inlaid blue glass. The divine beard, plaited and turned up at the end, is of cloisonné work (colored glass held in a framework of gold.) The wide necklace collar is formed of rows of lapis lazuli, quartz, amazonite and colored glass beads attached at each shoulder to a gold falcon’s head ornamented with obsidian. The mask is believed to be an accurate, if somewhat idealized portrayal of the young King's actual face.
#E-305GP, Anubis Box, 6.5" tall, 5.5" long, the original was found in the tomb of Tutankhamun. Smaller size also available. $34.95
King Tut Masks
Wall Reliefs - Several Sizes Available! $26.95-Up
Wall Reliefs - Several Sizes Available! $26.95-Up
#E-179GP, Sarcophagus Box reproduced from the gold original in King Tut's tomb, protecting the canopic jars which contained his internal organs. 8" tall, 8.5" long, 8" deep. $46.95
Egyptian Busts and Tabletop Art
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