Egyptian Papyrus Painting: Ramses' Journey to the Afterlife

Egyptian Papyrus Painting: Ramses' Offers the Lotus Flower to Isis in the Afterlife

Ramses the Great in the afterlife offering the lotus flower to Isis. We know Ramses is in the afterlife because the deceased is always shown in a transparent dress. The goddess Isis, who is always distinguished by holding the ankh in her right hand receives his offerings. Above Ramses is the cobra(uraeus), with its dilated hood framing the disk of the sun, was said to represent the fiery eye of Re. The uraeus in its protective function is often incorporated into scenes from the Book of the Dead, associating uraeus with the underworld. The hieroglyphics tell the story.

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