Egyptian Chess Royalty

Two Gods, One BoardHorus stands with his falcon head set against a golden-crowned goddess, the two of them squared off across a chessboard worked in lapis blue and gold. Sunlight cuts through the stone chamber behind them and catches the folds of crimson and cobalt robes. Candlelight flickers in from the right, and the sun disc crowning the king piece glows against the dark corners of the scene. The blue and gold reads rich without going loud, so it holds a wall in an office, a study, or a quiet library. Chess players and anyone pulled toward Egyptian mythology tend to stop and look. It also lands well in a game room or man cave where you want one piece carrying the wall on its own. Pairs well with King and Queen Wall Art, Fantasy Paintings and Home Office Wall Art. --- Gods Don't BluffHorus and a goddess queen face off on lapis and gold, lit by a sunlit chamber and a single sun disc overhead. Old power, made for a modern wall.