Telhuni

Telhuni is an ancient Egyptian ceremonial boat used primarily by queens or royalty for religious rituals and processions. Made from wood, often decorated with carvings and paint, it symbolized divine authority and the connection between the ruler and the gods. These boats were considered sacred objects and sometimes used in burial contexts to accompany the deceased in the afterlife, reflecting their spiritual importance. Telhuni exemplify the craftsmanship and religious beliefs of ancient Egypt, highlighting the significance of watercraft in royal and spiritual ceremonies.