The Global Egyptian Museum

Funerary mask with two clearly differentiated parts: the wig and the face. Brilliant colours have been used for the headdress, with a predominance of red, yellow, blue and green hues. The wig has been built up from vertical locks incrusted with tubular beads. From the upper part three large flowers fall down towards the forehead. The face shows the more or less conventional features of the deceased, within the traditional canons of Egyptian art.

Máscara funeraria con dos partes bien diferenciadas, la peluca y el rostro. En el tocado se han empleado colores brillantes predominando los tonos rojos, azules, amarillos y verdes.La peluca está elaborada a base de mechas verticales  en las que se insertan cuentas tubulares De la parte superior caen tres tres grandes flores hacia la frente. El rostro muestra los rasgos más o menos convencionales del difunto, dentro de los cánones tradicionales del arte egipcio.

Funerary mask with two clearly differentiated parts: the wig and the face. Brilliant colours have been used for the headdress, with a predominance of red, yellow, blue and green hues. The wig has been built up from vertical locks incrusted with tubular beads. From the upper part three large flowers fall down towards the forehead. The face shows the more or less conventional features of the deceased, within the traditional canons of Egyptian art.

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