Stone Columns - Egyptian, Lotus Flower

Stone Columns - Egyptian, Lotus Flower

Set of scaled dimensioned drawings of Egyptian Lotus Flower Columns viewed from the front, plan, and side
Description
Description

The Egyptian lotus flower column is a distinguished architectural feature found in ancient Egyptian temples and tombs, symbolizing rebirth, purity, and the sun. The column showcases a capital that resembles the fully bloomed lotus flower, with gracefully unfurling petals embracing a central shaft. This shaft, often fluted, narrows towards the top, providing an elegant and harmonious appearance.

Constructed from limestone or sandstone, the lotus flower columns are intricately carved with hieroglyphics and richly painted to reflect their sacred significance. Serving both structural and aesthetic roles, these columns enhance the architectural grandeur while evoking a sense of divine presence and spiritual continuity.

Dimensions & Sizes
Dimensions & Sizes

Egyptian Lotus Flower Columns are available in a range of sizes with heights between 12’-30’ (3.66-9.14 m) and typical diameters 26”-65” (66-165 cm). The capital has heights from 30”-75.5” (76-192 cm) and widths of 45.5”-114” (116-290 cm) while the plinth has a height of 4”-10” (10.2-25.4 cm) and width of 32”-80” (81.3-203.2 cm).

3D Model
3D Model
Details
Details

*Under Development*

Height:
12’-30’ | 3.66-9.14 m
Width:
26”-65” | 66-165 cm (Diameter)
Depth:
26”-65” | 66-165 cm (Diameter)
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Capital (Height): 30”-75.5” | 76-192 cm

Capital (Width): 45.5”-114” | 116-290 cm

Plinth (Height): 4”-10” | 10.2-25.4 cm

Plinth (Width): 32”-80” | 81.3-203.2 cm

Materials:
Sandstone, limestone, or red granite
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Drawings include:

Egyptian Lotus Flower Columns front elevation (various sizes), plan

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