Egyptian Art, Queen Nefertari in The Afterlife Offering Oils to Goddess Isis, Representation of Olive Oil Presentation in Ancient Egypt

Papyrus art of Queen Nefertari in the afterlife offering oils to Isis. Oils were highly prized in the mortal world and in the afterlife. Kyphi was made from frankincense, myrrh, mastic, pine resin, cinnamon, cardamom, saffron, juniper, mint, and other herbs and spices. The scent was described as completely uplifting, and those who could afford it were said to be envied by those who could not. She is believed to have died sometime during regnal year 25 of Ramses' reign. She is shown here in a transparent dress - indicating that she is in the afterlife - offering oils to the goddess Isis. Isis is a very complex goddess who evolved into a goddess of joy, and so she was deeply loved by the general population and truly revered by women who aspired to embody her multifaceted role as wife, mother, and lover. Holding the key of life or ankh in her right hand. • Certificate of AuthenticityOur Papyrus Paintings come with a Certificate of Authenticity that Guarantees that they were Painted in Egy