Anubis, Horus, Ra — the names arrive before the forms do. This Egyptian Gods abstract wall art translates those motifs into clean lines and geometric symmetry on a wooden panel, so the reference reads from a distance while the abstraction keeps it firmly contemporary.
Where the panel earns its place
Above a sofa, over the head of a bed, behind a desk in a study, in a hallway where the eye needs somewhere to land: the composition holds a wall at a generous scale, and its earthy tonality sits easily against other wooden surfaces and neutral backgrounds. It reaches into modern, minimalist and eclectic interiors without fighting them.
Two presentations exist for the same artwork — a framed version with a more structured, gallery-style depth, and a frameless plaque for a quieter, more pared-back look. Both share the same wooden construction.
A motif with a long memory
Egyptian symbolism drawn from the figures associated with Anubis, Horus and Ra gives the piece its narrative spine; the abstract treatment keeps it from reading as illustration. On a feature wall it can stand alone. Grouped with other wooden panels, it becomes one voice in a gallery arrangement — a good place to pair it with wooden wall decor in related themes.
Three sizes are available: 40 x 60 cm, 50 x 75 cm and 60 x 90 cm. Weight sits at approximately 1.5 kg, and a hook on the back allows hanging on a standard wall.
The artwork adapts beyond the home. Restaurants, pubs, coffee shops, resorts and hotels can use it as part of a characterful interior scheme, where an Egyptian reference adds a layer of storytelling to a dining room or lounge wall.
FAQ
What motifs appear in this Egyptian Gods wall art?
The artwork uses abstract interpretations of symbolic figures and motifs associated with Anubis, Horus and Ra, rendered in clean lines and geometric symmetry rather than literal illustration.
What sizes is the Egyptian Gods wooden wall art available in?
It comes in three sizes: 40 x 60 cm, 50 x 75 cm and 60 x 90 cm.
Does this Egyptian wall decor come framed or unframed?
Both presentations exist. The framed version gives a structured, gallery-style look with more depth; the plaque version is frameless for a sleeker appearance.
How much does the wooden panel weigh and how is it hung?
It weighs approximately 1.5 kg and has a hook on the back for hanging on a standard interior wall.
Can this abstract wall art be used in commercial interiors?
Yes. It suits bars, restaurants, pubs, coffee shops, resorts and hotels as well as home spaces such as living rooms, bedrooms, studies and hallways.










