Tut Ankhamun's Coffin - 40*16*12 cm

Tutankhamun, also known worldwide as the Golden Pharaoh, was an 18th Dynasty king of the New Kingdom. He is best known for his intact tomb and treasured funerary collection. The King's mysterious death at a very young age has continued through the years to fascinate millions throughout the years. He was buried within his tomb (KV62) located at the Valley of the Kings, on the west bank of Luxor and was discovered in November 1922 by the British archaeologist Howard Carter. The discovery at that time received worldwide press coverage, capturing public imagination. The king’s burial chamber is 6m x 4m wide and housed the king’s outermost rectangular-shaped quartzite sarcophagus. Its four corners are decorated with figures of the four deities of protection whose outspread wings safeguard the sarcophagus and the mummy of the king. It contains three anthropoid coffins nested within each other depicting the king in the Osirian position. The piece was carved by Egyptian hands to be an exact copy of the original artifact, and the piece comes with a documented certificate from the Egyptian Supreme Council of Antiquities to ensure its quality. It's a precious gift for your loved ones and an unforgettable souvenir.