Khuwy’s tomb
Khuwy was a distinguished Egyptian nobleman, deeply rooted in the vibrant history of the Old Kingdom, which spanned over 4,000 years ago. This remarkable era was the cradle of pyramid architecture, and it witnessed the ascension of King Djoser, a ruler with great ambition.
Fascinated by the concept of afterlife, King Djoser envisioned an eternal abode that would stand the test of time. In pursuit of this dream, he called upon the most renowned architect of the era, Imhotep, entrusting him with the responsibility of conceiving a design that would embody his grand vision.