📜 Egyptian Papyrus Blank Sheets 8 x 12 in with Hieroglyphic Alphabet Stencil Ruler & Bookmarks (10 Sheets) - NileCart Review

When I was in Egypt I wanted to buy sheets. They are of better quality and much cheaper than in Egypt. They are of very good quality.

Great product! The children loved writing their names on real papyrus from Egypt. The paper is very high quality, the stencil ruler is also very good.

I have bought these papyrus sheets twice to use in my handmade Egyptian greeting cards. This is a quality paper manufactured to impressive standards. A stencil ruler with hieroglyphs and bookmarks are nice additions.

Works great! We had a dramatic reading of the book of James in church. Papyrus gave him more weight than reading from a sheet of paper. Remember that papyrus is a natural material that will curl depending on the humidity. So plan accordingly.

I originally bought it just for the stencil (paper and bookmarks were extras for almost the same price). It was a quest room type project. On a whim I decided to test the tissue paper on my inkjet printer (since the description only mentioned pens, markers etc) and it actually worked! I was able to print full color characters directly onto paper. Brilliant!

Need Papyrus for a project one of my gifted students is working on. Good paper quality. Also, while the project was not about an "Egyptian theme," my students liked the additional elements included in the article. Now they want to take part in additional training, which involves, among other things, writing encrypted messages with hieroglyphs. We are currently researching books so the bookmarks were an added bonus. Really got more than expected. Thank you!

We have ordered this for use in our home school program as part of our study of ancient civilizations. The children enjoyed feeling the texture, comparing it to modern paper and using the stencil to write their names in hieroglyphs. It's great quality and the bookmarks were a fun addition to flip through. I would give it 5 stars but some of the letters on the stencil have faded or worn and are becoming harder to read. However, this does not prevent their use, since you can analyze them enough…