Kneeling Pharaoh with Offering Jar — Egyptian Appliqué Wall Hanging, 5 ft

Kneeling Pharaoh with Offering Jar — Egyptian Appliqué Wall Hanging, 5 ft

$270.00

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  • Each hanging is individually made by skilled artisans — no two are exactly alike
  • Cut from cotton and stitched entirely by hand onto the backing — never printed
  • A rod pocket is sewn across the back — slide in a rod or dowel and it is ready for the wall
  • A single handmade piece — the flat photographs show the exact hanging you receive

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A pharaoh in profile kneels on a low plinth, wearing a striped nemes headdress and pleated kilt and holding a round offering jar forward, set against a plain flat ground.

  • Size: 93 x 152 cm (37 x 60 in), width x height
  • Technique: Khayamiya — cotton appliqué, stitched entirely by hand
  • Condition: Vintage, made in the 1990s and pre-owned. Structurally sound, with some stains and spots on the fabric — please look closely at the detail photographs.
  • One of a kind: cut and stitched by hand, not printed. The flat photographs show this exact piece.

Its tall format suits a narrow wall, a hallway, or the space beside a doorway or a staircase.

Khayamiya is the appliqué of the Cairo tentmakers. Every shape is cut from cotton, its edges turned under and hand-stitched onto the backing with tiny, close stitches, so the picture is built up layer by layer rather than printed or painted.

Hanging: a rod pocket is sewn across the back of the top edge. Slide a curtain rod, a dowel or a slim batten through it and hang it from two brackets or nails.

See more one-of-a-kind pieces in our Egyptian appliqué wall hangings.