Akhenaten & Nefertiti House Altar Framed Print, Canvas, Poster Print Options:Wrapped Canvas Print it is believed to represent

it is believed to represent Pharaoh Khafre

adds to the rich tapestry of its historical narrative

the pyramid casts triangular shadows resembling a serpent descending the staircase

they experienced the loss of two daughters during their union

continues to symbolize the grandeur of ancient Roman engineering and architectural prowess

Akhenaten & Nefertiti House Altar Framed Print, Canvas, Poster Print Options:Wrapped Canvas Print it is believed to representPurchase 3 prints and enjoy 50% off your lowest priced item * An iconic relief from Amarna, circa 1350 1340 BC, portrays King Akhenaten, his wife Nefertiti, and their daughters basking under the rays of Aten, the sun god. This depiction of the royal family aimed to promote Akhenaten's newly established monotheistic religion, replacing the traditional worship of Amun Ra with the veneration of Aten. The relief's figures exhibit elongated skulls and