Ancient Egyptian Terracotta Fragment | Female Figurine Torso | Ptolemaic Period | Circa 200–100 BCE

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Terracotta fragment depicting partial female figure with upper torso and facial features, Ptolemaic Egypt, circa 200–100 BCE, showing Hellenistic-Egyptian artistic fusion and ancient patina.
360° view of an ancient Egyptian terracotta female figurine fragment from the Ptolemaic Period.
Ancient Egyptian terracotta female figurine fragment from the Ptolemaic Period, circa 200–100 BCE.
Close-up photo of a Ptolemaic terracotta female torso fragment showing preserved facial features.
Detailed image of backside of a Ptolemaic terracotta figurine torso highlighting texture and craftsmanship.
  • Terracotta fragment depicting partial female figure with upper torso and facial features, Ptolemaic Egypt, circa 200–100 BCE, showing Hellenistic-Egyptian artistic fusion and ancient patina.
  • 360° view of an ancient Egyptian terracotta female figurine fragment from the Ptolemaic Period.
  • Ancient Egyptian terracotta female figurine fragment from the Ptolemaic Period, circa 200–100 BCE.
  • Close-up photo of a Ptolemaic terracotta female torso fragment showing preserved facial features.
  • Detailed image of backside of a Ptolemaic terracotta figurine torso highlighting texture and craftsmanship.
Terracotta fragment depicting partial female figure with upper torso and facial features, Ptolemaic Egypt, circa 200–100 BCE, showing Hellenistic-Egyptian artistic fusion and ancient patina.
360° view of an ancient Egyptian terracotta female figurine fragment from the Ptolemaic Period.
Ancient Egyptian terracotta female figurine fragment from the Ptolemaic Period, circa 200–100 BCE.
Close-up photo of a Ptolemaic terracotta female torso fragment showing preserved facial features.
Detailed image of backside of a Ptolemaic terracotta figurine torso highlighting texture and craftsmanship.
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Ancient Egyptian Terracotta Fragment | Female Figurine Torso | Ptolemaic Period | Circa 200–100 BCE

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Historical Context & Origin

Region: Egypt (Ptolemaic Period)
Material: Terracotta clay
Period: Circa 200–100 BCE

Description

This ancient clay fragment from Egypt’s Ptolemaic period offers a glimpse into the artistic and cultural synthesis of the era. The fragment preserves part of a female figure with visible facial features and upper torso, suggesting it once formed part of a larger figurine or votive plaque. Its sculptural style reflects the fusion of Egyptian religious traditions with Hellenistic artistic influence characteristic of the Ptolemaic world.

Features

- Partial depiction of a female figure with preserved facial details

- Hellenistic-inspired hairstyle blended with Egyptian artistic motifs

- Terracotta composition with developed ancient patina

- Fragment from a larger figurine or votive plaque

Cultural Significance

The Ptolemaic dynasty (305–30 BCE) marked a period of significant cultural exchange in Egypt, where Greek artistic traditions merged with long-standing Egyptian religious practices. Figurines and votive plaques were commonly offered in temples or domestic shrines, often associated with fertility, protection, or prosperity. Fragments such as this illustrate the hybrid artistic language that emerged during the Ptolemaic era and provide insight into devotional practices of the period.

Condition

Well preserved fragment with weathering and patina consistent with age. Surface details remain visible, enhancing its authenticity and historical character.

Dimensions (Approximate)

Height: 2 in
Width: 2 in

Age (Approximate)

2,125–2,225 years old

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Description

Historical Context & Origin

Region: Egypt (Ptolemaic Period)
Material: Terracotta clay
Period: Circa 200–100 BCE

Description

This ancient clay fragment from Egypt’s Ptolemaic period offers a glimpse into the artistic and cultural synthesis of the era. The fragment preserves part of a female figure with visible facial features and upper torso, suggesting it once formed part of a larger figurine or votive plaque. Its sculptural style reflects the fusion of Egyptian religious traditions with Hellenistic artistic influence characteristic of the Ptolemaic world.

Features

- Partial depiction of a female figure with preserved facial details

- Hellenistic-inspired hairstyle blended with Egyptian artistic motifs

- Terracotta composition with developed ancient patina

- Fragment from a larger figurine or votive plaque

Cultural Significance

The Ptolemaic dynasty (305–30 BCE) marked a period of significant cultural exchange in Egypt, where Greek artistic traditions merged with long-standing Egyptian religious practices. Figurines and votive plaques were commonly offered in temples or domestic shrines, often associated with fertility, protection, or prosperity. Fragments such as this illustrate the hybrid artistic language that emerged during the Ptolemaic era and provide insight into devotional practices of the period.

Condition

Well preserved fragment with weathering and patina consistent with age. Surface details remain visible, enhancing its authenticity and historical character.

Dimensions (Approximate)

Height: 2 in
Width: 2 in

Age (Approximate)

2,125–2,225 years old

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Study the history of Egypt during the Ptolemaic Period

Browse our Collection of Ancient Egyptian Artifacts

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