Akehnaten Worshipping Aten Papyrus - 20x30cm music box 5 inchesWidth: 11cm / 9

5 inchesWidth: 11cm / 9

Each pair is hand carved

86 inches (Including clasp)Pendant Width: 0

and fewer than half of them remain in Egypt

Akehnaten Worshipping Aten Papyrus - 20x30cm music box 5 inchesWidth: 11cm / 9Akhenaten and Nefertiti were instrumental in promoting the worship of Aten, the sun disk, as the supreme deity in ancient Egypt. Akhenaten, originally known as Amenhotep IV, changed his name to reflect his devotion to Aten. Nefertiti held an unusually prominent position, often depicted alongside her husband in offering scenes and even shown smiting enemies, a role traditionally reserved for the pharaoh. The royal couple was seen as part of a divine