Fan like an Egyptian. Over 4,000 years ago Egyptians invented the fan, thank goodness for that. On a hot day, all the pets love to laze around and have a good pal fan them. Of course, they all take turns. This lovely feather fan—all the feathers are found feathers not plucked—is perfect to create a cooling breeze.

Fan like an Egyptian. Over 4,000 years ago Egyptians invented the fan, thank goodness for that. On a hot day, all the pets love to laze around and have a good pal fan them. Of course, they all take turns. This lovely feather fan—all the feathers are found feathers not plucked—is perfect to create a cooling breeze.

Fan like an Egyptian. Over 4,000 years ago Egyptians invented the fan, thank goodness for that. On a hot day, all the pets love to laze around and have a good pal fan them. Of course, they all take turns. This lovely feather fan—all the feathers are found feathers not plucked—is perfect to create a cooling breeze.

Fan like an Egyptian. Over 4,000 years ago Egyptians invented the fan, thank goodness for that. On a hot day, all the pets love to laze around and have a good pal fan them. Of course, they all take turns. This lovely feather fan—all the feathers are found feathers not plucked—is perfect to create a cooling breeze.

Almost as beautiful as the Queen herself, these long and sleek earrings are all the rage in Egypt, and aren't you the lucky pet with a pair all your own!

Almost as beautiful as the Queen herself, these long and sleek earrings are all the rage in Egypt, and aren't you the lucky pet with a pair all your own!

Almost as beautiful as the Queen herself, these long and sleek earrings are all the rage in Egypt, and aren't you the lucky pet with a pair all your own!

Almost as beautiful as the Queen herself, these long and sleek earrings are all the rage in Egypt, and aren't you the lucky pet with a pair all your own!

Only the best for your pet! Made of semi-precious stones and woven together with gold, this will drape elegantly on you!

Only the best for your pet! Made of semi-precious stones and woven together with gold, this will drape elegantly on you!

Only the best for your pet! Made of semi-precious stones and woven together with gold, this will drape elegantly on you!

Only the best for your pet! Made of semi-precious stones and woven together with gold, this will drape elegantly on you!

The Egyptian lily is an important symbol in Egypt, found carved on pillars, alters, and painted on walls. The lily is a sign of the sun and rebirth. This stylized depiction of the Egyptian lily is perfect to add to your art slides if you are making an Egyptian-themed scene.

The Egyptian lily is an important symbol in Egypt, found carved on pillars, alters, and painted on walls. The lily is a sign of the sun and rebirth. This stylized depiction of the Egyptian lily is perfect to add to your art slides if you are making an Egyptian-themed scene.

The Egyptian lily is an important symbol in Egypt, found carved on pillars, alters, and painted on walls. The lily is a sign of the sun and rebirth. This stylized depiction of the Egyptian lily is perfect to add to your art slides if you are making an Egyptian-themed scene.

The Egyptian lily is an important symbol in Egypt, found carved on pillars, alters, and painted on walls. The lily is a sign of the sun and rebirth. This stylized depiction of the Egyptian lily is perfect to add to your art slides if you are making an Egyptian-themed scene.

The Papyrus plant is a sedge and it was indeed used to make papyrus/paper. Native to the shallow water along the Nile River, these airy plants love full sun and the feathery flower is delightful.

The Papyrus plant is a sedge and it was indeed used to make papyrus/paper. Native to the shallow water along the Nile River, these airy plants love full sun and the feathery flower is delightful.

The Papyrus plant is a sedge and it was indeed used to make papyrus/paper. Native to the shallow water along the Nile River, these airy plants love full sun and the feathery flower is delightful.

The Papyrus plant is a sedge and it was indeed used to make papyrus/paper. Native to the shallow water along the Nile River, these airy plants love full sun and the feathery flower is delightful.