➜ This striking piece is a detailed statue of one of the most iconic treasures from Ancient Egypt: the Anubis Shrine, originally discovered in the tomb of Tutankhamun (KV62). The statue depicts Anubis, the jackal headed god of mummification and the afterlife, in his animal form, lying protectively atop a gilded pylon-shaped shrine. The statue captures the sleek, powerful lines of the jackal, finished in a deep obsidian black that contrasts beautifully with the ornate gold-toned details of the collar and the shrine itself. The shrine base is adorned with intricate relief work, mimicking the traditional hieroglyphics and protective deities found on the original archaeological find. This specific piece carries a unique aesthetic that speaks to its history as a collector's item. The left ear of the jackal has undergone professional restoration work, carefully blended to maintain the iconic silhouette and integrity of the figure. Additionally, a slight, visible crack on the left side of the golden shrine box adds a distinctive sense of antiquity. Rather than detracting from the piece, this "fatigue" line provides a layer of character, giving the statue the appearance of an aged artifact discovered in a desert tomb. ➜ Height: 15 cm ➜ Width: 6 cm ➜ Weight: 600 gram ➜ Object: Egyptian Statue ➜ Material: Polystone ➜ Origin: Egypt