➜ This lot features a finely crafted replica of an Ancient Egyptian stela. The piece depicts a classic scene of royal devotion and offering, rendered with vibrant hand painted pigments and elegant gold colour style highlights. The stela captures a ritualistic moment where an official or priest is shown making a libation offering to the deified King Amenhotep I. The King: Amenhotep I is seated on a throne atop a pedestal, wearing the iconic Atef crown and holding a staff. The Offering: To the left, a figure pours a liquid offering from a vessel into two tall burners, while holding a small cup in the other hand. The Winged Sun Disk: The top of the stela is crowned by the Behedeti (Winged Sun Disk), a symbol of protection and divine kingship, flanked by sacred uraei (cobras). Hieroglyphics: The scene is framed by registers of hieroglyphic text, including the cartouches of the Pharaoh, adding to the authentic aesthetic of the piece. The piece includes a small metal loop at the top, making it ready for wall display. ➜ Height: 27 cm ➜ Width: 21 cm ➜ Weight: 745 gram ➜ Object: Egyptian fragment ➜ Material: Alabaster ➜ Origin: Egypt