Designed by French designer Sam Baron, the "Hieroglyphics" collection aims to engage younger visitors to the Louvre Museum. It offers a vibrant and playful interpretation of this enigmatic language, where symbols represent concepts rather than letters.
Through everyday objects like cups, plates, notebooks, and pencil cases, museum’s young visitors are guided to joyfully learn a way of expression and communication. Everyone is free to rewrite the word "Louvre" in hieroglyphics using phonics.
Dimensions | 18.5 cm
Material | Wood
Origin | Paris, France - Louvre Museum
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- Designed by French designer Sam Baron, the "Hieroglyphics" collection aims to engage younger visitors to the Louvre Museum. It offers a vibrant and playful interpretation of this enigmatic language, where symbols represent concepts rather than letters.
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