The research aims to highlight and emphasize the Egyptian identity by creating a set of decorative designs that are inspired by employing some motifs of Egyptian art in the Pharaonic and Islamic era together to enrich the Indian sari, whose wear recently spread among girls in public and private occasions and that carries designs, symbols and guides that do not reflect our identity nor In line with our religious beliefs. The research also aimed to take advantage of the aesthetic values of the Egyptian art decorations in the Pharaonic and Islamic era in inventing and decorative designs to contribute to deepening the national sense and preserving our identity, and to create decorative formations of units of Pharaonic art, with units of Islamic art, and to identify the opinions of specialists in decorative designs inspired by art elements Pharaonic, Islamic, and implementation of some proposed decorative designs using the technique of automatic embroidery on the Indian sari. The research found that there are statistically significant differences between the designs developed under study in achieving both aspects (functional, aesthetic, marketing) appearance of the fabrics used in the research (chiffon, satin, velor), and the appearance characteristics of the fabrics used in the research varied according to the opinions of the arbitrators.