Egypt's rich history is on full display as several museums across the country unveil a collection of unique artifacts from different eras, offering a glimpse into the nation’s ancient past.
From relics of the Mamluk period to items from the Old Kingdom, these exhibits highlight Egypt's vast cultural heritage.
Islamic Art Museum, Bab El-Louk
One of the highlighted exhibits at the Islamic Art Museum in Bab El-Louk is a wooden comb from the Mamluk era, showcasing the intricate craftsmanship of that period.
Matrouh National Museum
The Matrouh National Museum is displaying alabaster vessels used to store aromatic oils, dating back to Egypt’s Old Kingdom. These containers are not only functional but are also a testament to the Egyptians' knowledge of preserving precious materials.
Hurghada Museum
In Hurghada, a circular vessel with three handles is on display. The artifact may have been used for purification rituals or washing hands, a reflection of the cleanliness practices in ancient Egypt.
Sharm El-Sheikh Museum
The Sharm El-Sheikh Museum presents a wooden cylindrical box from the New Kingdom era, used to store cosmetics. The box is intricately decorated with plant and geometric motifs, and features scenes of hunting, giving insight into the daily life and luxury of the time.
Farouk Corner Museum, Helwan
The Farouk Corner Museum in Helwan features a white ceramic vessel with floral decorations, historically used for shaving. The incomplete rim and colorful floral patterns add a unique charm to this everyday object from Egypt’s past.
New Valley Museum
In the New Valley Museum, visitors can explore a purification basin and a pouring vessel made of alabaster, dating back to the Old Kingdom. These objects were used in ritual cleansing, offering insight into ancient religious practices.
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