Hand-Painted Round Wooden Medallion of an Egyptian Pharaoh
Hand-Painted Round Wooden Medallion of an Egyptian Pharaoh

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Hand-Painted Round Wooden Medallion of an Egyptian Pharaoh

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A vividly hand-painted round wooden medallion depicting an Egyptian pharaoh in profile, framed by a colorful mosaic-style border. A striking circular accent piece rooted in pharaonic art.

Add a bold, colorful accent to your walls with this hand-painted circular wooden medallion inspired by pharaonic art.

This piece is hand-painted onto a round wooden panel, its profile portrait of an Egyptian pharaoh rendered in a rich palette of blues, golds, and reds. The face is encircled by an ornate, mosaic-style border, giving the medallion the feel of a decorative shield or ceremonial disc.

The circular format sets this piece apart from traditional rectangular wall art, making it a versatile statement piece for a gallery wall, an entryway, or as a stand-alone accent above furniture. It carries the artistic spirit of pharaonic Egypt in a compact, eye-catching shape.

Handcrafted by artisans on the West Bank of Luxor, this medallion is a unique way to bring authentic Egyptian artistry into a modern home.

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Authentic Craftsmanship & Quality

Every piece in our collection is hand-carved and polished by the most skilled artisans in Luxor, ensuring you receive a unique masterpiece that carries the spirit of Egyptian creativity.

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We take great care in packaging each item with durable, protective materials to ensure your order arrives to you safely and in perfect condition, wherever you are in the world.

Direct Support for Artisans

Your purchase doesn't just bring you a work of art; it also directly contributes to supporting the continuation of this ancient craft and the local artisan families in Luxor.