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and the exaggerated headpiece add layers of symbolism
he is the symbol of the primordial force of the Earth
Like the swords are stuck in the back
In this reinterpretation
This work draws from an ancient representation of Venus discovered in Pompeii
Valley Of The Kings Tiles and the exaggerated headpiece addThe vulture in the tomb of Ramses V and VI primarily symbolizes divine protection, the regeneration of the soul, and the connection between the pharaoh and the protective goddesses of the afterlife. It reflects the Egyptian beliefs about the afterlife and the spiritual transition of the pharaoh. 195 x 45 cm 39 tile pieces, each measuring 15 cm x 15 cm Eagle de Kitsch & Huis Atelier
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