ID help for inlaid worden box

I bought this wooden box with inlaid pieces at auction a few years ago.

box seems inlaid with coppery metal, ivory or bone, shell-like pieces, red blue yellow natural stones or glass pieces?? on different sides you see hyegrolic/egyptian signs that I can't read.
one corner piece is missing, but the rest looks neat. only the bottom is quite scratched.


i would love to know more about this box.
when was it made?
what story does it tell,
the meaning of the egyptian symbols ?
the names of the material used? are these real stones or colorod glaze?, ivory, bone or plastic? mother of pearl or metalic glaze??
thanks in advance

 

Older Egyptian tourist piece. That image is a pharoah hunting which is a common motif. The edges are lotus flowers.
https://www.historymuseum.ca/cmc/exhibitions/civil/egypt/egcgov2e.html

 

A few close-ups

 

older than 1950-1960?

 

With that lining, probably not. 60s ish.

 

Agree with dates 1960s-1970s due to quality of piece and color of felt. And there wasn't a market for these types of goods until mass tourism which began in those years.

Debora

 

Thank you both

 

The scene is based on a painted box found in Tutankhamun's tomb:

https://www.nilemuse.com/muse/TutBoxF.html