King Tut Crook and Flail

Handcrafted replicas of King Tut's royal accessories: his majestic crook (heka)-- bent staff-- and noble flail (nekhakha), or beaded stick. Usually held across the chest of kings, these regal objects were insignias of a Pharaoh's rulership and signified the king's roles as the provider of food as well as the shepherd for his people; these items were also the Pharaoh's primary link to Osiris, god of the underworld. The final touch of completion for any pharaoh's regalia collection!

Unique King Tut Crook and Flail Product Specs

• Since each Crook and Flail is made to order, we cannot accept returns for these items.
• Features: Crafted of metallic gold royal blue satin ribbon-wrapped wood and Plexiglas with gold-tone metal and glass bead accents.
• Size: Crook measures 15" L x 4" W. Flail dimensions are 15" L x 2.5" W.
• Uses: Perfect for Egyptian Halloween costumes, school plays and church productions of Moses or The Prince of Egypt.
• More Gift Ideas: Click Elegant Ancient Egypt Gifts for more great Egyptian Hieroglyph gift ideas.

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