York furniture designer and maker Richard Frost is marking the centenary of Tutankhamun’s discover with a new exhibition.
Featuring pieces of fine furniture inspired by Richard’s fascination with ancient Egypt, alongside a number of smaller items, the exhibition is on now at Blossom Street Gallery until 30 November.
It’s the culmination of 18 months’ work, including the study of ancient Egyptian artefacts and architecture.
Richard said: “On 4 November 1922, excavators led by Egyptologist Howard Carter uncovered the tomb of Tutankhamun.
“When asked what he saw, he replied, ‘wonderful things’.
“This exhibition is my tribute to the beauty and elegance of ancient Egypt which he revealed.”
The items exhibited by Richard Frost Design include drinks cabinet inspired from hieroglyphics, a hat stand and a number of wall cabinets all inspired by a study of the lotus flower.
Find out more about Richard and his work here.
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