EGYPTIAN ART Representative for the Old Kingdom of Ancient Egypt, “The Palette of Narmer” is believed to symbolize the unification of the Upper Egypt (South Egypt) with the Lower Egypt (North Egypt). The Palette includes myths and symbols encrypted in hieroglyphic inscriptions on both sides. The artwork is laid down on a triangular - like shape with all corners rounded and the upper side bearing two protuberances connected by a median rounded line.
The represented motifs and symbols contain relief forms as it also creates a conceptual unity. It bears the artistic conventions of the early Dynasty as the Kings and the hierarchically important figures are represented with their head and feet in profile,