Lot #106: paper over carved reliefs—hieroglyphic-style wall engravings

Presenting an extraordinary artwork created through an ancient rubbing technique, where the artist lays fine paper over carved reliefs—hieroglyphic-style wall engravings—and gently transfers every contour using hand-applied pigment. This method captures an exact impression of the original carved surface, preserving the depth, texture, and sacred storytelling embedded in the stone itself. The result is a dramatic and historically rich visual narrative that feels directly lifted from the walls of a temple. This particular piece depicts a heroic mythological battle scene, rendered with exceptional intricacy: ornate armor, divine figures, ceremonial weaponry, and flowing decorative motifs that speak to centuries of cultural tradition. Every line and curve reflects the craftsmanship of ancient artisans, brought forward through a timeless transfer technique used by collectors, historians, and master craftsmen. The aged patina, monochromatic palette, and commanding composition give this artwork a museum-grade presence—a rare blend of authenticity, storytelling, and visual impact. Whether showcased in a luxury home, gallery, or curated collection, it instantly becomes a conversation piece with tremendous cultural resonance. For collectors who appreciate works rooted in heritage, mythology, and genuine historical technique, this piece is not only captivating—it is deeply meaningful and likely to appreciate in desirability over time. Pickup category timeslot {A}