Watercolor of an ancient Egyptian hut by the Nile

A watercolor painting of a modest mud-brick hut with a reed-thatched roof at the edge of the Nile in ancient Egypt. Soft, translucent washes in warm ochres, sandy browns and sunlit gold; cool blues and greens for the Nile, papyrus reeds, and distant riverbank. The hut walls show faint hieroglyphs; nearby, a palm tree casts a long shadow while a figure in linen stands by the doorway. In the far distance, hazy pyramids rise on the horizon. The brushwork is loose and flowing, with noticeable watercolor paper texture and gentle color bleeding to evoke an ancient, serene desert village scene.