My love for you penetrates all my body, as salt dissolves in water, as water mixes with wine. Words that convey the echoes of the heart of a lover from ancient Egypt, raging with passion for the beloved, separating us from him for more than three thousand years, a heart that sought the help of the sweetest language of its time. In a civilization that was the fruit of the fermentation of human experiences based on love

Love remained among the ancient Egyptians as a catalyst for the creation of many myths, poems and literature that crystallized a closer picture of the feelings of the ancient Egyptian in various rhetorical vocabulary and images, embodying them with all his material capabilities

The status of the Egyptian woman in the past contributed to creating a literary and social climate that enriched a civilization that did not differentiate between a man and a woman, but rather was founded on the spirit of cooperation between them, which is evident from reading inscriptions, literary texts, pictures and statues of women in their various roles, whether they are lords, queens, or one of the common people

??? A special look for your home. You can give color to an empty wall, regardless of size Painting on papyrus is a very good choice to complete your home decoration You deserve a beautiful home with quality decorations With this palette, you can create special decorations

??? Handmade Papyrus Papers With Pharaonic Drawings

??? Have this Genuine Handmade Drawing to bring you back to Ancient Egypt The papyrus paper is used as the symbol of lower Egypt as early as the pre-dynastic period (4000 B.C.) The raw material of papyrus comes from the plant Cyprus papyrus This plant grew along the banks of the Nile and provided the Egyptians with a valuable raw material

Not only was the ancient Egypt greatest export but it revolutionized the way people kept valuable information No substitution for papyrus paper could be found that was as durable and lightweight until the development of pulped paper by the Arabs

Size : 30 cm × 40 cm

Handmade in Egypt