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Mainly gold with insets of other materials
Pharaohs and kings wore death masks.
because it was a custom
Mummies that were pharaohs or otherwise royalty were buried with gold masks. Some mummies did not even get a tomb, because they were not wealthy enough to afford them.
No, while pharaohs are the most famous users of death masks in ancient Egypt, they were not the only ones. Wealthy individuals and high-ranking officials also commissioned death masks to ensure safe passage to the afterlife and to preserve their identities. These masks were typically made of materials like gold, wood, or plaster and were often intricately designed to reflect the person's status and beliefs.
Masks that are gold and skirt type things.
They were often made from cartonnage, which consists of layers of linen or papyrus sheets bound together by plaster. Though some special Pharaohs such as King Tut had masks that were made from gold and inlaid with semiprecious stones.
The most famous death mask belongs to Pharaoh Tutankhamun, discovered in his tomb in 1922. Other notable Pharaohs, such as Ramses II and Seti I, also had elaborate funerary masks, although their original masks may not have survived as well as Tutankhamun's. Death masks were typically made of gold and adorned with jewels, serving as a representation of the deceased in the afterlife. These masks were integral to ancient Egyptian burial practices, reflecting the importance of the afterlife in their culture.
These were placed of the faces of Egyptian mummies, particularly those of pharaohs.
Pharaohs beards are made from goats hair.
An egyptian cook made the pharaohs food
zaka masks were made in1986