Tutankhamun Metal Statue Smoke Background Framed Print, Canvas, Poster Roman Artwork Dingir is the ancient Sumerian

Dingir is the ancient Sumerian word for 'Deity' or 'God' and is depicted by star shaped ideogram

while warm earthy tones and soft lighting highlight its timeless spiritual presence

Nestled on the western bank of Lake Nasser

echoing the biblical tale of Noah

Currently housed in the British Museum

Tutankhamun Metal Statue Smoke Background Framed Print, Canvas, Poster Roman Artwork Dingir is the ancient SumerianPurchase 3 prints and enjoy 50% off your lowest priced item * Tutankhamun, the illustrious pharaoh reigning at the close of the 18th Dynasty (1332 1323 BC) during the New Kingdom of Egypt, ascended the throne at an astonishingly young age, around eight or nine. Believed to be the son of the enigmatic Akhenaten and his father's sister, identified as "The Younger Lady" through DNA testing, Tutankhamun's familial lineage is entwined with royal mysteries.