Stone Columns - Egyptian, Papyrus Blossom

Stone Columns - Egyptian, Papyrus Blossom

Pair of dimensioned illustrations of Egyptian Papyrus Blossom Columns seen in elevation and plan
Description
Description

The Egyptian papyrus blossom column is a notable architectural feature found in ancient Egyptian temples and tombs, symbolizing growth, transformation, and the primeval marshes of creation. The column showcases a capital inspired by the papyrus plant's blossoming flower head, with its delicate, umbrella-like clusters extending from a central shaft. The shaft, often fluted, elegantly narrows towards the top, providing a harmonious and sophisticated appearance.

Papyrus blossom columns are typically carved from limestone or sandstone, intricately adorned with hieroglyphics, and painted in vivid colors to highlight their spiritual significance. Serving both functional and aesthetic roles, these columns enhance the architectural majesty while evoking a sense of divine continuity and cosmic order.

Dimensions & Sizes
Dimensions & Sizes

Egyptian Papyrus Blossom Columns are available in a range of sizes with heights between 12’-30’ (3.66-9.14 m) and typical diameters 21.5”-54” (54.7-137.1 cm). The capital has heights from 33.25”-83” (84.5-211 cm) and widths of 44”-110” (112-280 cm) while the plinth has a height of 4”-10” (10.2-25.4 cm) and width of 31.5”-78.75” (80-200 cm).

3D Model
3D Model
Details
Details

*Under Development*

Height:
12’-30’ | 3.66-9.14 m
Width:
21.5”-54” | 54.7-137.1 cm (Diameter)
Depth:
21.5”-54” | 54.7-137.1 cm (Diameter)
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Capital (Height): 33.25”-83” | 84.5-211 cm

Capital (Width): 44”-110” | 112-280 cm

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

Plinth (Width): 31.5”-78.75” | 80-200 cm

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

Egyptian Papyrus Blossom Columns front elevation (various sizes), plan

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