1930's Egyptian Revival Panel of Isis

This textile panel features Isis, goddess of magic, motherhood, and generally keeping things in balance. She’s shown holding lotus flowers — a nod to rebirth — and dressed in a checkerboard-patterned gown with layered jewellery, all stitched in bold, early 20th-century colours.
 
Made around the 1920s–1940s, during the Egyptian Revival period that followed all the Tutankhamun excitement. The fabric’s a natural cotton or linen, with appliqué work that was clearly made to be decorative, not ceremonial. A proper bit of old-school glamour with myth baked in.
 
* £90 each
* £165 for 2
* £250 for 3
 
*please message if wanting to buy 2 or more
 
Condition: Excellent - some minor staining
Size: W 45cm x L 120cm