Five Star Gift Ideas

Here are some meaningful and personal gift ideas for your dad who loves Ancient Egyptian culture:

1. A book about Ancient Egypt: Consider finding a book that delves into the history, art, architecture, or mythology of Ancient Egypt. Some good options include "The Complete Gods and Goddesses of Ancient Egypt" by Richard H. Wilkinson or "The Rise and Fall of Ancient Egypt" by Toby Wilkinson.

2. Egyptian-style jewelry: You can find unique pieces of jewelry inspired by Ancient Egyptian culture. Some popular options include cuff bracelets, necklaces or earrings with Egyptian hieroglyphs or the Eye of Horus, which is a symbol of protection.

3. A museum membership: Many museums have exhibits that focus on Ancient Egyptian culture. Consider gifting your dad a membership to a museum that has an exhibit he might enjoy visiting several times.

4. Decorative pieces: You could find decorative pieces such as statues or wall art that are inspired by Ancient Egyptian mythology or culture.

5. Pyramid puzzles: A fun and educational gift could be a puzzle with a pyramid theme. Many games and puzzles feature pyramids, and you can find a range of complexity levels.

6. Personalized cartouche: A cartouche is an oval-shaped nameplate that was used in Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs. You could get a personalized cartouche made with your dad's name or initials, which he can on his desk or wear as a pendant.

7. An experience: If your dad is interested in Ancient Egyptian culture, you could consider buying him an experience that will give him a chance to learn more about it. Many cities have exhibits, symposiums, or cultural events that may be related to Ancient Egypt. You could also plan a trip to Egypt, where he can see the real deal.

Or you can get him a star map with the date when he was born.

Bridget Shields says about Under Lucky Stars star maps:

“I wanted a keepsake to give to my father for his birthday as he has terminal cancer. He was delighted by his gift. The process of ordering was easy and delivery was prompt. A great gift idea.”