Egyptian women bags

New vision of The Key of Life
The "ankh" was used in writing and art to symbolize the word "life." It was employed in writing as a trilateral sign, representing a sequence of three hieroglyphs: ā-n-kh. This sequence can be found in many Egyptian words, including those meaning "mirror," "bouquet of flowers," and "life." Often depicted as a physical symbol, the ankh represents life or substances like air and water. It was particularly common in the hands of the gods, or bestowed upon the pharaohs by them, symbolizing their power to sustain life and revive human souls in the afterlife. It was a prevalent motif in ancient Egypt and adopted by neighboring cultures as a form of artistic expression.

Description: A fabric treated and printed with the latest technology mixed with leather.

dimensions 36*39