An Egyptian Steatite Ushabti of Ptah with Painted Details

Dimensions: 9.8 x 3.4 cm (3.85 x 1.33 inches)

Dimensions: 9.2 x 3.2 cm (3.62 x 1.26 inches)

Embrace the enigma of this Egyptian ushabti, a symbol of servitude to the afterlife. Crafted from steatite, this figure stands as a testament to the eternal duties beyond mortal realms. Adorned with o

Graced with hieroglyphic inscriptions, this steatite ushabti is an artifact of ritual and remembrance. The solemn figure, painted with the enduring colors of the earth and sky, was once a perpetual se

Dimensions: 4.61 x 1.97 inches (11.7 x 5 cm)

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Shrouded in the patina of millennia, this elongated ushabti, crafted from the earthy steatite, stands 15 cm tall as a solemn memento from the Egyptian epoch. Its surface bears the faded vestiges of pa

This steatite ushabti, standing 16.5 cm tall, bears the sacred scarab beetle carved upon its chest, a symbol of resurrection and eternal life to the Egyptians. The intricately inscribed hieroglyphs th

Behold the presence of this Egyptian ushabti, a figure carved from steatite and adorned with a dual serpent motif. This ushabti, standing 16 cm in height, embodies the connection between the earthly a