2 thoughts on “What is the name of jewelry like shawl in the ancient Egyptian murals, and what do they usually do?”
Lela
You should be a shawl, collar and chest ornament, which are commonly used decorations of ancient Egyptian aristocracy. The prince and the princess wear a "chest ware", a rectangular plaque decorating the chest, with many carved decorative patterns on it to combine the royal symbol made of pictographs, plants and various materials. The neck decoration is one of the important decorations of the ancient Egyptians. It is arranged with gems, or it is made of colorful glaze, pottery slices, and porcelain pieces. Egypt is rich in gold, while silver is much sparse than gold. The ancient Egyptians had a long time to master the superb gold processing technology. Gold is mining in the East Desert and Nubia, which is used to decorate the Pharaoh and the head and neck and arms of its courtiers. During the French period, the jewelery dealers did not recognize the value of cherish gems, so they used a large number of precious gems, such as long stone, jade, turquoise, purple, and lithium chalcedony to process exquisite accessories. On the shore of the Red Sea, people also collect pearl mother and shells to make decorations.
You should be a shawl, collar and chest ornament, which are commonly used decorations of ancient Egyptian aristocracy. The prince and the princess wear a "chest ware", a rectangular plaque decorating the chest, with many carved decorative patterns on it to combine the royal symbol made of pictographs, plants and various materials. The neck decoration is one of the important decorations of the ancient Egyptians. It is arranged with gems, or it is made of colorful glaze, pottery slices, and porcelain pieces.
Egypt is rich in gold, while silver is much sparse than gold. The ancient Egyptians had a long time to master the superb gold processing technology. Gold is mining in the East Desert and Nubia, which is used to decorate the Pharaoh and the head and neck and arms of its courtiers. During the French period, the jewelery dealers did not recognize the value of cherish gems, so they used a large number of precious gems, such as long stone, jade, turquoise, purple, and lithium chalcedony to process exquisite accessories. On the shore of the Red Sea, people also collect pearl mother and shells to make decorations.
I don't know what the name is. The beads made by blue glass are up to the value of blue glass in ancient Egypt.