Imitation of the Lotus Flower in Architecture: its Use in the Decoration of Walls and Ceilings of Palaces, Houses, and Tombs in Ancient Egypt

Plant motifs were of great importance in the arts ancient Egypt. It was very interested decorative units and its aesthetic forms. The lotus flower is one most well-known plants Egyptian civilization due to association with religious daily life Egyptians. This fragrant colors white, blue, red, as a sacred symbol not only an component that depicted by Egyptians on walls temples, or used manufacture perfumes cosmetics, but also it decoration palaces, houses tombs specific form. study investigates how imitated architecture ceilings naturalistic scenes ceiling floral composition, form pattern border strip (frieze), both civil architecture.