➜ A finely crafted wooden statuette of a striding male figure, created in the evocative style of Middle Kingdom funerary art. In Ancient Egypt, such statues were placed in the tombs of elite officials to serve as "Ka" figures—eternal vessels for the spirit of the deceased—or as "servant statues" intended to provide labor or offerings in the afterlife. The figure is depicted in the classic Egyptian striding pose, with the left leg advanced to symbolize vitality and readiness for the eternal journey. He wears a traditional mid-length kilt (shendyt) and a short, cropped wig. The reddish-brown ochre skin tone is the traditional canonical color used for male figures in Egyptian art, representing a life spent active in the sun. ➜ Height: 24.5 cm ➜ Width: 7 cm ➜ Weight: 90 gram ➜ Object: Egyptian Statue ➜ Material: Wood ➜ Origin: Egypt