Orivex Cartonnage

Orivex Cartonnage is a private, offline conservation archive dedicated to the study and preservation of ancient Egyptian cartonnage — the layered linen, gesso, and pigment masterpieces that once adorned sarcophagi, masks, and ritual objects.
Step into your personal laboratory and take on the role of a conservator. Document treatments, recover decorative surfaces, and build a permanent record of every object you restore — all stored securely on your device, with no account required and no internet connection needed.
LABORATORY
Your home base for daily conservation work. Track your progress, review active restorations, browse featured collections, and access research wings including the Knowledge Atlas, Evolution Timeline, Learning Academy, and laboratory statistics.
ARTIFACT REGISTRY
Explore more than fifty catalogued objects spanning multiple periods and origins — from Late Period panels to Ptolemaic compositions and Roman-era portraits. Search by name or provenance, inspect condition reports, decorative motifs, and material composition, then document each restoration directly from the object record.
RESTORATION WORKSHOP
Complete precision treatments across forty conservation procedures: surface cleaning, pigment stabilization, gold leaf recovery, linen consolidation, structural repair, and more. Every finished procedure is saved permanently to your local archive.
DISCOVERY ROUTES
Follow expeditions across ancient craft centres — Saqqara, Luxor, Abydos, Amarna, Thebes, Dendera, Edfu, and Philae. Unlock field records as you chart the geographic history of cartonnage production.