Egyptian bedroom décor

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Ever wish you were someone like Cleopatra? You could be in your bedroom, surrounded by sculptures, carvings, and artifacts. Servants would feed you grapes while you lay in bed. Egyptian bedroom décor can help you get this feeling (except for the grapes, that is).

While decorating a bedroom with real relief carvings, etchings and statues could tend to be kind of expensive, there are fortunately many different kinds of replicas that can be purchased for much, less money.
When people choose to use Egyptian bedroom décor, it is usually all or nothing. There is nothing subtle about having relief carvings of Egyptian gods and kings surrounding you. In choosing which kinds of carvings or sculptures to use, it may be wise to first get an understanding of what each of these kings, queens, or gods represent.
For example, the jackal-looking god, Anubis, represented the West, because that is where most jackals roamed. Egyptians believed that the West was the best place to be buried. So, for those who don’t mind being reminded of death on a daily basis, this might be ok, for others it may not be.
While much of the items used for décor in the home now were not used for decoration in ancient days, that doesn’t mean that there were not some items that are used for decoration both then and now.
A prime example of this is the eye of Horus. This item was used on rings, necklaces, and bracelets. It was also often used in mummy wrappings as well as wall reliefs.

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