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Description: | Column of hieroglyphs, written to be read from left to right. 'The Osiris, the God's Father of Amen, Bak-(en)-Khonsu, justified.'
Green faience shabti figure inscribed for a man named Bak-(en)-khonsu. The shabti is in the form of an 'overseer', wearing the kilt and triangular apron of daily life. The shabti wears a plain tripartite wig with striations indicated in the modelling on the short front lappets. The right arm is held across the chest, and the hand holds a whip added in black paint. The left arm hangs down by the side of the body.
Technique: Glazed, Material: Faience, Glaze | Source: | Manchester Museum | Identifier: | mm.emu.ecatalogue.humanities.108584 | Go to resource |
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