Sidera Vault Artisan Handcrafted Egyptian Brass Decor Plate Set (9.84” Diameter) – Egypt Kings, Eye of Horus, Nefertari & Ramses Theme, Limited Edition

This Sidera Vault Egyptian brass plate set isn’t just decor — it’s a tangible slice of ancient Egyptian craft heritage, rooted in a metalworking tradition that dates back to the pharaonic dynasties. For millennia, Egyptian artisans hand-forged brass pieces to honor royal legacies and divine symbols, and this limited-edition set carries that legacy forward: each 9.84” diameter plate is entirely crafted by skilled local craftsmen, with subtle hand-hammered textures that make no two pieces identical. The set features five iconic designs, each steeped in meaning: 1) Egypt Kings (depicting pharaonic figures, a symbol of royal authority and dynastic continuity); 2) Eye of Horus (the revered emblem of protection, healing, and cosmic wisdom); 3) Nefertari (Great Royal Wife of Ramses II, embodying regal elegance and enduring royal love); 4) Ramses Wagon (Ramses II’s chariot, representing the New Kingdom’s military prowess and imperial glory); 5) Pharaoh Bust (a tribute to pharaonic divinity and ancient Egypt’s spiritual leadership).

Picture these 9.84” brass plates displayed on your living room bookshelf, their warm metallic sheen catching light alongside your Egyptology book collection — they’ll instantly become a conversation starter for guests fascinated by ancient civilizations. Tuck one on your home office desk to add quiet cultural depth to your workspace, or gift the full set to the history buff in your life: its limited-edition status means they’ll own a decor piece as unique as their passion for Egyptian heritage. For shoppers tired of mass-produced, generic decor, this set delivers substance: every hand-finished detail tells a story, turning everyday spaces into showcases of ancient craft.

At Sidera Vault, we curate “good finds” that blend culture, craft, and exclusivity — and this brass plate set embodies that mission. Its compact 9.84” size fits seamlessly in bohemian, global-inspired, or history-focused interiors (think: a library shelf lined with ancient civilization texts, or a living room with woven global accents). With only a small number of sets available, this isn’t just a decor purchase — it’s a chance to bring a fragment of Egypt’s pharaonic story into your home, where it can be admired as both art and heritage for years to come.