egyptian relief luxor

egyptian relief luxorThe relief has been crafted after an original excavated in Egypt. It is now part of the collection of the National Museum of Luxor. Depicted on this relief, from left to right, are: Tut ankh Amun, Anubis, Ramses II, and the goddess Isis. The relief measures 26 x 22 cm and is constructed from plaster alabaster. The reverse is provided with a hole to allow it to be hung on a wall.

Laces at the back permit the fit to be adjusted to the wearer's preference

likely because the garment suggested status and knighthood

we do not recommend leaving it in the sun for an extended period of time

and was especially effective for attacking cavalry and breaking shield walls

It is available in sizes S up to XXL in the colours black

the dress features a simple cut whilst retaining a distinctly feminine feel

The grip has been slightly widened for comfort

The great helm is crafted from 1

it is well-suited to LARP battles

The belt is a replica of 5th–6th century originals

imbuing it with a touch of historical charm

He was also the guard of the entrance to the Underworld and he accompanied human beings whilst they travelled through the Underworld