This nice pale blue-green Egyptian Faience Ushabti is represented in mummiform with a lappet (tripartite) wig, a hoe and pick and a back over the shoulder. The T-shape register gives the name of the owner and his mother.

Inscription: The illuminated one, the Osiris, Horpaenaset, son of Asetsheshen.

Note: The name "Hor-p(A)-en-aset" means "Horus, the one of Isis" and "Aset-Sheshen" can be translated as "The Isis lotus".

Dimensions: 11.1cm

Condition: Intact, faience turned brown at places.

Please note that two other examples are allready recorded in the database as SC/28 and SC/32. Note the difference is the facial details, variations in the quality of the execution and faience.

For any questions, please contact the seller HERE

For more details about this shabti click HERE for the database info.