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Bajo relieve egipcio - necrópolis de Saqqara Mastaba de Ti - pastores rodeando garzas
Bajo relieve egipcio - necrópolis de Saqqara Mastaba de Ti - pastores rodeando garzas
Bajo relieve egipcio - necrópolis de Saqqara Mastaba de Ti - pastores rodeando garzas
Bajo relieve egipcio - necrópolis de Saqqara Mastaba de Ti - pastores rodeando garzas
Bajo relieve egipcio - necrópolis de Saqqara Mastaba de Ti - pastores rodeando garzas
Bajo relieve egipcio - necrópolis de Saqqara Mastaba de Ti - pastores rodeando garzas

Egyptian low relief, necropolis of Saqqara Mastaba de Ti, farmers raising herons.

LO-0041
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€689.00
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Egyptian low relief, necropolis of Saqqara Mastaba de Ti, farmers raising herons

Handmade reproduction entirely made and patinated by hand.

In stock

Dimensions

Height: 35 cm.
Length: 104 cm.

Other materials available: resin, reconstituted stone.

Patinas available: bronze, terracotta, marble, wood, polychrome, gilding, stone or diorite. Contact us to know the price of our patinas (variable according to the desired colour).

Delivery time: Delivery within 15 to 25 days.

Delivery times vary according to the state of our available stocks and the demand.

If the reproduction you want is not immediately available, we will contact you immediately by email to inform you of the average additional manufacturing time planned by our workshop.

The average times for each stage of production of our reproductions are as follows

Time required to make a mould in full time: 1 month.

Time to print a piece: 1 day.

Finishing time: Varies from one piece to another, on average one week.

International shipments guaranteed at the most economical rates.

Shipping costs: Shipping costs for available carriers are calculated automatically at checkout.



Material
  • Gypsum
  • Resin

 

Poultry was an important part of the farmers' diet.

The farmers raised ducks, fowls, partridges, pigeons, quails, cranes, herons and geese for their own consumption. The geese were already highly prized and were force-fed.

Most of the farmers were poor, their birds were under constant surveillance and lived in poultry houses or pigeon houses.

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