➜ A finely crafted contemporary fragment of an Ancient Egyptian Ushabti (shabti), modeled after original New Kingdom prototypes. This piece represents the upper torso and head of a "respondent" funerary figure, designed to perform manual labor for the deceased in the afterlife. Polychrome Finish: The figure features a vibrant red-brown skin tone, traditionally used in Egyptian art to represent males, contrasted against a stark white garment. Iconography: The chest is prominently decorated with a large Eye of Horus (Udjat), a powerful symbol of protection, health, and royal power. Below this, a vertical column of simulated hieroglyphics is visible. Detailing: The figure wears a dark tripartite wig and a multi strand beaded collar (wesekh) rendered in blue and black. ➜ Height: 13.7 cm ➜ Width: 7 cm ➜ Weight: 365 gram ➜ Object: Egyptian Statue ➜ Material: Stone ➜ Origin: Egypt