Mummy coloring pages

Free Printable Mummy Coloring Pages

The collection ranges from a smiling cartoon mummy to a royal mummy seated on a throne. Some drawings keep the shapes broad and clear, while others fill a tomb, temple, or pyramid setting with smaller details.

Cute Mummy Coloring Pages

Big eyes and rounded shapes make the baby mummy and chibi figures friendly choices for a lighthearted coloring session. A bandaged cat with bats gives kids a fun mix of soft fur, wrapping, and small wing shapes to color.

Other cute scenes give the mummy something to do: it discovers an ancient jewel, explores a tomb, or walks among jack-o’-lanterns. The simple expressions leave room to invent a story, especially around Halloween.

Colors for Mummies and Egyptian Scenes

There is no single required color for a mummy’s wrappings. Try warm ivory, sandy beige, or pale gray, then use a darker shade between the strips to make each bandage stand out.

Give a stone coffin or pyramid a mix of tan and brown, and save brighter colors for a jewel, royal crown, or glowing lantern. Blue, green, and gold can help ancient symbols and a pharaoh’s death mask catch the eye.

Choose by Age and Skill Level

The collection includes bold, uncomplicated drawings as well as scenes with fine patterns and many objects. A three-year-old may enjoy filling a large mummy shape, while a seven-year-old can take on a setting with a few extra details; adults may prefer the intricate backgrounds.

Easy Mummy Coloring Pages for Kids

For a three-year-old or a first coloring session, try the easy cartoon mummy, the baby with big eyes, or a mummy walking out of a coffin. Their broad bandages and clear outlines are easier to color without needing to stay inside lots of tiny spaces.

A simple open coffin or a stone coffin under the sun keeps the scene uncluttered, while the mummy playing jump rope adds an amusing action to talk about. Preschoolers can also color the smiling figure among ancient symbols one shape at a time.

Medium Mummy Coloring Pages

For a seven-year-old who is ready for more to explore, choose a mummy finding hieroglyphs in a hidden tomb or walking outside a pyramid. The extra objects make the scene engaging without requiring the very fine coloring of an ornate background.

A mummy king on a throne or a queen wearing a crown invites choices about royal clothing and decorations. The full moon scene is another good pick for children who enjoy a slightly spookier Halloween picture.

Detailed Mummy Coloring Pages for Adults

Adults and older kids may enjoy the ornate mummy with its mandala background, where repeated shapes reward careful pencil work. A realistic stone coffin also has more surfaces to shade, from the carved lid to the dark edges of the tomb.

For a detailed story scene, choose the mummy with a magic book and candle, or the artisan crafting a pharaoh’s death mask. The Sphinx, ankhs, feathers, and lanterns create smaller areas that suit colored pencils and a slower pace.

Print Mummy Coloring Pages as PDFs

Choose “Open the PDF” to view a drawing before printing, or “Print” to send it straight to your printer, including from a phone. Use fit-to-page settings for the full coffin or pyramid scene, and choose thicker paper if you plan to use markers. Colored pencils work well for the narrow bandages, hieroglyphs, and patterned backgrounds.