Framed Egyptian Papyrus Art Depicting Deities

This item is a framed piece of art, likely a modern reproduction, rendered on what appears to be authentic or reproduction papyrus. The papyrus itself exhibits a light, natural, creamy tan color with visible horizontal and vertical fibers characteristic of papyrus paper, suggesting its organic origin. The sheet has slightly uneven edges, particularly noticeable in the upper left and right corners, and minor creasing or undulations, consistent with the nature of papyrus. The artwork depicts a scene featuring several Egyptian deities and figures, rendered in a traditional ancient Egyptian artistic style with vibrant, multi-colored pigments. The main figures include a goddess-like figure with outstretched wings, a seated deity with a solar disc and horns on her head, and two standing male deities, one with an animal head (likely Anubis or Horus) and another human-headed. Each figure is richly detailed with traditional Egyptian attire and iconography. Hieroglyphic script, in black and red ink, fills the background above and around the figures, enclosed within a rectangular border. The colors used are bold and include blues, reds, yellows, greens, blacks, and browns. The piece is housed in a wooden frame with a medium-brown finish, characterized by a carved or molded decorative edge, adding to its presentation. The frame appears to be in good condition with no obvious damage. The artwork itself shows no significant visible damage, tears, or fading under glass, maintaining its vivid colors. The overall quality suggests it is a decorative piece, likely produced for the tourist market or as an educational reproduction, rather than an ancient artifact.