Lakhasly

The scene portrays a marshy landscape, with raptors soaring over clusters of reeds and papyrus that blend seamlessly with the drifting foliage of a blooming plant.These scenes were created to illustrate a novel artistic movement known as pure realism in art during the Amarna era.Numerous pavement pieces embellished with exquisite paintings of flora and fauna originate from the southern socioeconomic strata.The straight forward and moving account of the miraculous appearance of life in all its forms was layered over with symbolic interpretation in the epic hymn to Aten, the pinnacle of the natural philosophy supported by King Akhenaten.Throughout the New Kingdom, the idea of triumphing over the evil forces of disorder spread widely, as seen by the famous pictures of Tutankhamun's wife Ankhesenamun holding wild ducks on the outside walls of her husband's tomb.

The scene portrays a marshy landscape, with raptors soaring over clusters of reeds and papyrus that blend seamlessly with the drifting foliage of a blooming plant. A piece of painted plaster floor, depicting ducks among papyri and lotuses, is rife with realism.
Numerous pavement pieces embellished with exquisite paintings of flora and fauna originate from the southern socioeconomic strata. The Egyptian interpretation of the primordial turmoil and the victory over death is symbolized by watery plants and papyrus.
Throughout the New Kingdom, the idea of triumphing over the evil forces of disorder spread widely, as seen by the famous pictures of Tutankhamun's wife Ankhesenamun holding wild ducks on the outside walls of her husband's tomb.
One of the additional palaces owned by the royal family in Tell El-Amarna is this one.
Since the dawn of Egyptian civilization, creation has been acknowledged. Images in tomb paintings depicting hunting scenes with harpoons or throwing sticks (like a
boomerang) implied that the tomb's owner would miraculously battle evil powers. The straight forward and moving account of the miraculous appearance of life in all its forms was layered over with symbolic interpretation in the epic hymn to Aten, the pinnacle of the natural philosophy supported by King Akhenaten.
In these realistic scenes, leaves
floating of blooming plant are mixed in with bunches of reeds and papyrus.
There were also representations of other plant species, such lotuses and papyrus with flying ducks above. These scenes were created to illustrate a novel artistic movement known as pure realism in art during the Amarna era. These depictions of nature were presumably intended to help anyone exploring the painted floor learn about nature as it was originally formed by the deity Aten, which he lighted daily with his rays.