➜ This is a beautifully hand-painted Egyptian wooden panel depicting Atum, one of the most important creator deities in ancient Egyptian religion. The scene shows Atum in full human form, holding ritual objects and dressed in traditional garments associated with divine authority. The god is shown wearing a tripartite wig and a divine beard, stylistic elements that distinguish him from Osiris, who is typically represented with green skin and partially mummified legs. The turquoise background, hieroglyphic column, and clean polychrome lines follow the visual language of New Kingdom funerary stelae. The reverse side shows the natural aged wood surface, giving the piece an authentic, archaeological character. Perfect for collectors of Egyptian art, museum-style replicas, and polychrome wooden panels. ➜ Why You’ll Love It: • Striking hand-painted depiction of Atum, the primordial creator god. • Strong colours and clean outlines inspired by New Kingdom painted stelae. • Beautiful turquoise background with vertical hieroglyphs. • Excellent display piece for shelves, desks, and cabinets. ➜ Don’t Miss Out: Panels of this quality and colour presence are highly sought after by Egyptian-art collectors. Add this distinctive depiction of Atum to your collection before it’s gone. ➜ Height: 27.5 cm ➜ Width: 18.5 cm ➜ Weight: 200 gram ➜ Object: Egyptian Panel ➜ Material: Wood ➜ Origin: Egypt