Egyptian wigs topped with melting incense cones at festivities. Egyptians wore wigs with incense cones placed on top during dinners and festivities The cones were lit and the incense continuously melted into the wig
Ancient Egyptians wore wigs with perfume cones placed on top during banquets and festivities. The cones were made of scented fat or wax that slowly melted from body heat, releasing fragrance into the wig. Imagine the atmosphere at an Egyptian banquet — perfume literally dripping from attendees' heads! 🕯️
Key Facts
- Egyptians wore wigs with incense cones placed on top during dinners and festivities
- The cones were lit and the incense continuously melted into the wig
Source: The Shaman and The Philosopher. Ep.32 by Institute for Natural Philosophy