➜ A finely crafted Ancient Egyptian canopic jar, executed in dark polystone and inspired by funerary vessels from the New Kingdom tradition. The jar is surmounted by a baboon-headed lid, representing Hapy, one of the Four Sons of Horus. In Ancient Egyptian belief, Hapy was the guardian of the lungs and was associated with protection during the mummification process. He is traditionally depicted with a baboon head, symbolising vigilance and divine guardianship in the afterlife. The body of the jar is engraved with vertical hieroglyphic inscriptions and protective motifs, including winged symbolism and standing deities rendered in raised relief. The surface finish intentionally reflects an aged, archaeological character, with light wear marks and tonal variations that enhance its real looking and visual depth. ➜ Why You’ll Love It: • Faithful homage to Ancient Egyptian funerary art • Correct baboon-headed representation of Hapy, one of the Sons of Horus • Detailed hieroglyphic engravings with strong symbolic presence • Dark, aged finish suitable for museum style or modern interiors • Ideal for collectors, Egyptology enthusiasts, or classical décor ➜ Height: 8.5 cm ➜ Width: 5 cm ➜ Weight: 125 gram ➜ Object: Egyptian Statue ➜ Material: Polystone ➜ Origin: Egypt