When discussing the development of “floral motif” in art history, ancient Egyptian floral motifs are so unique in forms and symbolic in meaning that could hardly be ignored. By the end of 19th century the consisting historical debates on ancient Egyptian floral motifs between American and Austrian scholars had started. What they concerned the most are the stylistic transactions of floral designs. Floral motifs in Egyptian art have been severely examined and deconstructed by these painstaking scholars into numerous mechanical graphical fragments. However flowers in ancient Egyptian art are so abundant in expression that they appear in almost every field of Egyptian art—architecture, ceramics, gold and silver ware, jewelry, papyrus scroll, sculpture, stone carving, wall painting etc. Flowers must have played an extremely important role in ancient Egyptian material life and spiritual world. More than just a decorative element in Egyptian art, flowers have been thematic contents of ancient Egyptian art. This article based on the preceding researches, by assembling and analyzing more ancient Egyptian art pieces of flora theme from the most well-known Egyptian collections tried to explore the counterparts between the Egyptian art forms and art contents.