➜ A finely crafted stone ushabti statue inspired by Ancient Egyptian funerary sculpture, depicting a falcon headed figure, a sacred form closely associated with the god Horus, deity of kingship, divine protection, and the sky. The figure is presented in the traditional mummiform stance, with arms crossed over the chest and carefully incised vertical hieroglyphic inscriptions running down the front. The falcon head is clearly defined, reflecting classical Egyptian iconography in which the falcon symbolised royal authority, celestial power, and protection in the afterlife. Remnants of polychrome pigmentation remain visible across the surface, including green, black, red, and ochre tones. These tones are intentionally preserved to evoke the appearance of age, burial patina, and ritual use. Minor surface wear and small natural imperfections are present, adding depth and real looking character to the piece. ➜ Why You’ll Love It: • Correct falcon-headed iconography, associated with Horus • Detailed hieroglyphic inscriptions in classical funerary style • Crafted from stone with an aged, museum style polychrome finish • Symbolises protection, kingship, and divine guardianship • Strong visual presence for collectors of Ancient Egyptian art ➜ Height: 20.5 cm ➜ Width: 7 cm ➜ Weight: 395 gram ➜ Object: Egyptian Statue ➜ Material: Stone ➜ Origin: Egypt