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This detailed handmade hand paint Egyptian Papyrus art represents traditional rituals marriage in ancient Egypt. This painting is taken from tomb of pharaoh Snefru.. The wife or fiancé gifting her pharaoh boy friend the tray of offerings with one hand.. He is touching her other hand. Although this scene is from a tomb.. It represents the true love and marriage principals in ancient Egypt… The tray of gifts contains all the symbols of Love and happy life in ancient Egypt.. The above two eyes are eyes of Falcon God Horus. The right eye symbolize Sun. and the left eye symbolize Moon. Sun and moon are witnesses of this true love. This scene is really inspiring. The size of the painting is 12"X8" about 30 cm X 20 cm signed by the artist name and full guaranteed to be genuine Egyptian papyrus painting at affordable price. This classic Egyptian Museum reproduction painting is a great piece of art work with superior quality!! It's an affordable piece for home decor look just great on room or office. You even keep it as a scroll!. This is an awesome gift to receive and to give.. you will be and will be cherished for years to come...

Marriage in ancient Egypt Kinship marriage was popular among Egyptians in order to ensure that the spouses have close social levels and to promote the kinship ties. The bride could also be chosen from the close acquaintances of the family. Girls usually married around the age of 9-12. Most of the marriage costs were usually divided between both families. The ancient Egyptians held marriage as a sacred bond. The family was broken down into roles that each would play in order for things to run smoothly. Marriage and a close family played an integral role in ancient Egypt. Egyptians treasured children and regarded them as a great blessing. If a couple had no children, they would pray to the gods and goddesses for help. In the event that a couple still could not conceive a child, adoption was also an option. Interestingly, one of the most affectionate titles you could call your love was "brother" or "sister" in ancient Egypt. This had nothing to do with sibling relations, but led many archaeologists and scholars to wrongly assume that most ancient Egyptians married their siblings. Actually, this usually occurred. In Egypt, moderation has been a prominent feature of family life, with regard to the rights of men and women, seriousness, modesty, entertainment, and joy. Family connections were deeply rooted in the minds of Egyptians.

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