Azza Fahmy’s dialogue with Ancient Egypt began long before it became part of her design inspiration. With a curious mind and a love of history nurtured since childhood, she was instinctively drawn to the symbols and visual language of this civilization.
That fascination soon became a mission, to keep learning. Guided by archaeologists and Egyptologists, she explored temple sites, archives, and museum collections, uncovering knowledge that continues to inspire her work. To this day, she describes Ancient Egypt as an endless source of discovery.
This lifelong pursuit now comes together in a retrospective of designs spanning decades, paying tribute to the depth and creativity of Egypt’s heritage. To celebrate the opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum, we revisited our archives to honor the heritage that has inspired us for decades.
2012
“Hand of Friendship” Necklace
An offering hand extends lotus flowers and buds—symbols of friendship, rebirth, and divine blessing.
Inspired by the graceful expressiveness of Amarna-era art, this piece captures the spirit of an era where symbolism flourished and gestures spoke of harmony, connection, and reverence.
2012
A celebration of life, rebirth, and the sacred landscape of Ancient Egypt
Lotus & Foliate Collar Necklace
Each segment of this collar reflects a moment in nature: clusters of lotus flowers - symbols of creation and spiritual awakening, and palmettos, drawn from temple column capitals at Philae, representing regeneration and the eternal cycle of life.Together, they form a story in bloom.
2012
The Six Strands Floral & Fruits Necklace
Mandrakes for love. Pomegranates and grapes for abundance. Poppy heads for renewal. The lotus, eternal emblem of rebirth.
Reviving the spirit of the 18th Dynasty; a celebration of nature, ritual, and artistry, brought to life through layered color and intricate craft.
2013
The Layered Lotus Necklace
The lotus, sacred blossom of rebirth. The rosette, timeless emblem of beauty and power.
A tribute to Ancient Egypt’s harmony,where nature and divinity bloomed as one.
2015
A Symbol of Eternity
Key of Life
The ankh, or Key of Life, is one of the most sacred symbols of Ancient Egypt. A representation of eternal life, it once appeared in the hands of gods bestowing breath to the soul. Reimagined by over 200 artisans, this piece is a tribute to a symbol born in the heart of Ancient Egypt.
2020
A Dialogue Between Worlds
Pharaonic Cuff with Lotus
A bold statement drawn from two worlds;Art Deco and Ancient Egypt. At its heart lies the lotus, symbol of rebirth and divine emergence. This piece captures the power of timeless motifs, reinterpreted through contemporary eyes while remaining rooted in the sacred.
At our Grand Egyptian Museum boutique, we carry forward stories born of Ancient Egypt, shaped by its symbols, rituals, and timeless artistry.