Tutankhamen & Ankhesenamun in the Papyrus Marshes Small Desk or Wall Relief

This elegant wall relief shows King Tutankhamen and his queen, Ankhesenamun, gliding through the papyrus marshes in a boat of bundled reeds. The scene, originally on Tutankhamen’s shrine, belongs to Egypt’s 18th Dynasty (1333–1323 B.C.), a moment of artistic brilliance and religious restoration.

During his short reign, Tutankhamen guided Egypt back from Akhenaten’s Aten-focused worship to the traditional cult of Amun-Ra. The tenderness of this riverine scene—echoing daily life and divine order—survives in the original now kept at the Egyptian Museum, Cairo.

• Product Number: E-045S
• Material: Crushed stone & resin (compound stone)
• Finish: Light aged beige / sandstone effect
• Size: 10 in L × 9.25 in H × 0.5 in D
• Weight: 1.9 lbs
• Mounting: Wall-hanging hardware attached; black desk stand included
• Display: Suitable for wall or tabletop
• Inspiration: After an 18th Dynasty relief; Egyptian Museum, Cairo