1. Hieroglyphics: Writing was a significant part of ancient Egyptian art, and it was used as decoration in their architecture. Hieroglyphics were used to decorate walls and columns of temples and burial chambers. They depicted religious scenes and historical events, as well as symbols of the gods and Pharaohs.
2. Lotus and Papyrus: Ancient Egyptian architecture patterns often depict the lotus and papyrus plants, which were symbols of Upper and Lower Egypt. These symbols were featured on columns, entablatures, and wall carvings.
3. Winged Sun Disc: The winged sun disc was a prominent symbol in ancient Egyptian architecture that represented the sun god, Ra. This decoration was often placed above the entrances of temples and tombs.
4. Hathoric Columns: Hathoric columns were a type of architectural decoration that featured the face of Hathor, an ancient Egyptian goddess associated with love, beauty, and motherhood. These columns were used in many ancient Egyptian temples.
5. Obelisks: Obelisks were tall, narrow pillars made of granite or other types of stone. They were often used as decorative pieces in ancient Egyptian architecture, often featuring images of religious or historical significance.
6. Ankh: The ankh was a symbol of eternal life in ancient Egypt, and it was often used as a decoration in religious buildings. It was a popular motif in wall carvings and hieroglyphics.
7. Scarabs: The scarab beetle was a symbol of regeneration in ancient Egypt, and was often used as a decoration in tombs and temples. They use to carve scarabs on amulets, canopic jars, and other decorative pieces.
8. Faience: Faience was a glazed ceramic material that was commonly used in ancient Egyptian architecture. It was often used to create colorful murals and other decorative pieces.
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