➜ This finely hand crafted wooden statue depicts a woman engaged in the timeless domestic task of grinding grain, a scene deeply rooted in everyday life of Ancient Egypt. Such figures were commonly placed in tombs and households as symbolic representations of sustenance, labour, and continuity of daily provisions in the afterlife. The figure is shown leaning forward over a tall grinding vessel, her posture conveying motion and purpose. She wears a traditional yellow skirt with painted details, contrasted by red-brown skin tones and a black wig, all finished in an intentionally aged polychrome surface. Subtle wear, pigment loss, and surface irregularities enhance the piece’s historical looking, timeworn character. Mounted on a rectangular wooden base, the statue presents a balanced composition and strong visual presence. ➜ Why You’ll Love It: • Hand-crafted wooden statue inspired by genuine Middle Kingdom funerary models • Polychrome painted in traditional Egyptian colours — red, ochre, white, and black • Depicts a woman grinding grain — a symbol of eternal sustenance and daily life in ancient tombs • Finely balanced proportions and expressive carved details • Evokes warmth, movement, and realism characteristic of Middle Kingdom artistry • Elegant museum style presence perfect for collectors or interior décor • A faithful replica celebrating ancient Egyptian domestic scenes ➜ Don’t Miss Out A rare opportunity to own a museum quality piece echoing the intimate artistry of Ancient Egypt’s daily life sculptures. ➜ Height: 28 cm ➜ Width: 9 cm ➜ Weight: 428 gram ➜ Object: Egyptian Statue ➜ Material: Wood ➜ Origin: Egypt