Egyptian Papyrus Painting: King Tut Perfuming His Wife, black background

Egyptian Papyrus Painting: King Tut Perfuming His Wife

According to the ancient Egyptian sage Ptah Hotep, 'If you are a sensible and a successful person, love your wife truly and honestly. Feed her and dress her. Beware! perfumes are the best treatment for her body"
That was how the ancient Egyptians, especially women, appreciated perfumes. The husband was urged to provide perfumes for his wife...including Kings. Here King Tut is lavishing his wife Ankhesanamum with perfume.

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