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Egyptian Theme
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Theme History
The Egyptian Theme was one of the first rare themes introduced in the Curio Shop. Most of the theme is composed of Rare Items. There is also one retired adoption exclusive item, the Desert Window, and two Ganz eStore items, the Kitti of the Nile and the Model Pyramid, that are also part of the theme.
Retirement
The theme retired on June 20, 2012. It is one of only two Rare themes that is retired, the other one being the Kooky Scientist Theme.
The eStore items from the theme are still available from time to time.
Theme Preview
Theme Furniture
Trading Cards
The Egyptian Theme is featured on some Webkinz Trading Cards:
"A brave pharaoh once ruled the land from his majestic throne and it was recently found by Arte on one of his archaelogocial digs. Arte uncovered this throne in a tomb of the lost pyramid of Hippo Potamus. Valued by many archaeologists as priceless, a lucky collector might occasionally find this treasure in the Curio Shop."
"Worth its weight in gold, this Egyptian vase was said to belong to Hippo Potamus' dear wife, Hippo Lina. According to the legend, Hippo Lina polished this vase everyday until it gleamed. This vase was found amongst other artifacts in Hippo Potamus' royal tomb. He valued this precious vase almost as much as his beautiful wife."
"After long days of ruling in the land and making big,, important decisions, the pharaoh needed a soft place to rest is regal head. There's nothing more comfortable for a king than a bed made of solid gold and bedecked with the rarest of jewels. one of the rarest pieces discovered in his tomb, this bed is truly one-of-a-kind."
"When Webkinz Pharaoh Hippo Potamus had a feast, he stored his fine foods in his gorgeous golden fridge. Foods too fantastic to imagine waited in this fridge, for the start of another one of the Pharaoh's fabled dinner parties. Guests lucky enough to enjoy the Pharaoh's food would remember it for a lifetime."
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