in the wealth of egyptian divinity,
mysteriously dazzling.
Made of solid walnut wood and embroidered in suede upholstery, Khepri armchair, perfectly complements the elegant lines of a timeless decor. You can find the tall and short version of the armchair, which fits wonderfully to different moments. It´s a perfect combination of elements for a luxurious living room.
Materials & Finishes
Alma de Luce super sued fabric. Legs & armrest in walnut wood with matt finish.
Special Resquests
Personalization and bespoke by price adequacy.
W: 83.3cm | 32.80’’
D: 65cm | 25.59’’
H: 90.3cm | 35.55’’
SH: 27cm | 10.63’’
AH: 48.8cm | 19.21’’
W: 35kg | 77.16lb
From the mysteries of the Egyptian gods, ALMA de LUCE® presents the KHEPRI piece, perfect to inspire into majestic and dazzling environments of the world of gods.
Khepri (may also be Khepera, Kheper, Khepra, Chepri) is the sun god of the ancient Egyptian religion. This represents the sunrise, and consequently the creation and renewal of life.
The ancient Egyptians believed that Khepri pushed the sun through the sky, and so they associated it with the image of the dung beetle, whose behavior of carrying balls of manure is compared to the forces that make move the Sun.
Khepri was often linked to Osiris, the god of the dead, because he embodied the idea of rebirth. His act of pushing the sun through the sky even represented this cycle of death (sunset) and rebirth (sunrise). This association made him very important in the Book of the Egyptian Dead, a text used to guide souls to life after death.
