"Live for the moments that you can't put into words..."
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Glass and glassblowing have long been a part of the Egyptian culture, glass has been found in tombs dating back 3,500 years ago.
The best raw materials used is the quality Pyrex glass. Each perfume bottle is fired a minimum of three times, this ensures permanent rich colors. First, the glass blower who brings shape, second, the painter who is meticulous in his creative expression, and on some - the artist who etches your blown glass creation.
Egypt 1998:
Each one of these skilled people brings their best talent forward to create a truly unique piece.
I was in Egypt in October 1998 and December 2010.
I was in Egypt in October 1998 and December 2010.
Egypt 1998:
Cairo - Tombs of the ancient Pharaohs...
Alexandria - Shining pearl of the Mediterranean...
Egypt 2010:
Day 01 Cairo - The land of the Pharaohs...
Day 02 Cairo/Aswan - Pyramids of Giza Cheops ...
Day 03 Aswan/Abu Simbel - A long journey in the desert...
Day 04 Aswan/Nile cruise - Popular sites around Aswan...
Day 05 Aswan/Nile Cruise - Temples and Triad of Gods...
Day 06 Luxor/Nile Cruise - Valley of the Kings...
Day 07 Luxor/Cairo - On a choo-choo train...
Day 08 Cairo - Tired body and soul...
Day 09: Cairo - Goodbye, till next time...
Alexandria - Shining pearl of the Mediterranean...
Egypt 2010:
Day 01 Cairo - The land of the Pharaohs...
Day 02 Cairo/Aswan - Pyramids of Giza Cheops ...
Day 03 Aswan/Abu Simbel - A long journey in the desert...
Day 04 Aswan/Nile cruise - Popular sites around Aswan...
Day 05 Aswan/Nile Cruise - Temples and Triad of Gods...
Day 06 Luxor/Nile Cruise - Valley of the Kings...
Day 07 Luxor/Cairo - On a choo-choo train...
Day 08 Cairo - Tired body and soul...
Day 09: Cairo - Goodbye, till next time...
My Overseas Travel Blog: munmus.blogspot.com
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