Bloemenketting - Sarcofaag van Peftjaoeneith Leonardo da Vinci Mankes sought the tranquillity and

Mankes sought the tranquillity and simplicity of the Frisian landscape

The bird was sent by post – alive – and Mankes was delighted with it

De ultieme Matisse collectie die zijn complete artistieke reis laat zien

De zachte kleuren en luchtige details zijn prachtig ingebreid in deze sokken

This set contains all three limited edition designs: 'Sons of Horus' featuring the protective gods

Bloemenketting - Sarcofaag van Peftjaoeneith Leonardo da Vinci Mankes sought the tranquillity andDiscover 'Floral Collar', part of an exclusive collaboration between Kunstsokken and the National Museum of Antiquities in Leiden. This design showcases the magnificent broad collar that Peftjauneith wore on his journey to the afterlife a symbol of divine protection and eternal life. Limited Edition Exclusive Museum Collection The broad floral collar, called 'wesekh' in ancient Egyptian, was not only placed on the body of the deceased but also painted