Ancient Egyptian | Faience Ushabti Figure | Circa Late Period 664–332 B.C.

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Authentic 26th Dynasty ushabti with hieroglyphic inscription and seed basket on back
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Late Dynastic ushabti artifact showing classic funerary symbolism and ritual purpose
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Ancient Egyptian | Faience Ushabti Figure | Circa Late Period 664–332 B.C.

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Historical Context & Origin

Region: Egypt
Material: Blue-green glazed faience with black painted details
Period: Late Period, likely 26th Dynasty (circa 664–525 B.C.)

Description

A beautifully preserved ancient Egyptian ushabti figure fashioned in classic mummiform stance with arms crossed upon the chest holding royal agricultural implements. The figure wears a traditional tripartite wig, with finely painted black detailing still visible. On the reverse, a painted seed basket grid is clearly depicted, symbolizing the ushabti’s role in performing agricultural labor for the deceased in the afterlife. A vertical column of hieroglyphic inscription remains visible to the front.

Features

- Authentic Late Period Egyptian funerary ushabti

- Blue-green faience glaze with appealing ancient surface

- Painted black details to face, arms, back, and inscription

- Iconic crossed-arm posture with implements

- Classic funerary symbolism representing eternal service

Cultural Significance

Ushabtis were placed in tombs as servant figures to work on behalf of the deceased in the afterlife. Each figure symbolically answered the call of the gods to perform tasks, ensuring eternal comfort and sustenance. This superb example represents one of the most recognizable and spiritually meaningful forms of ancient Egyptian funerary art.

Condition

Excellent museum-quality preservation for age. Surface wear consistent with antiquity. Lower portion missing with minor edge chips and light glaze loss in areas. Mounted on custom display base.

Dimensions (Approximate)

Height: 5.75 in

Age (Approximate)

2,350–2,700 years old

Learn More

Learn about ushabti figures in ancient Egypt through Ditsong Museums of South Africa

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Description

Historical Context & Origin

Region: Egypt
Material: Blue-green glazed faience with black painted details
Period: Late Period, likely 26th Dynasty (circa 664–525 B.C.)

Description

A beautifully preserved ancient Egyptian ushabti figure fashioned in classic mummiform stance with arms crossed upon the chest holding royal agricultural implements. The figure wears a traditional tripartite wig, with finely painted black detailing still visible. On the reverse, a painted seed basket grid is clearly depicted, symbolizing the ushabti’s role in performing agricultural labor for the deceased in the afterlife. A vertical column of hieroglyphic inscription remains visible to the front.

Features

- Authentic Late Period Egyptian funerary ushabti

- Blue-green faience glaze with appealing ancient surface

- Painted black details to face, arms, back, and inscription

- Iconic crossed-arm posture with implements

- Classic funerary symbolism representing eternal service

Cultural Significance

Ushabtis were placed in tombs as servant figures to work on behalf of the deceased in the afterlife. Each figure symbolically answered the call of the gods to perform tasks, ensuring eternal comfort and sustenance. This superb example represents one of the most recognizable and spiritually meaningful forms of ancient Egyptian funerary art.

Condition

Excellent museum-quality preservation for age. Surface wear consistent with antiquity. Lower portion missing with minor edge chips and light glaze loss in areas. Mounted on custom display base.

Dimensions (Approximate)

Height: 5.75 in

Age (Approximate)

2,350–2,700 years old

Learn More

Learn about ushabti figures in ancient Egypt through Ditsong Museums of South Africa

Explore our curated Ancient Egyptian Artifacts Collection

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