Ushabti Cha-em-uase, Cha-em-uase private name. A mummy-shaped shabti figurine made of faience, pressed in a mold; details of the face, jewelry, and bag are painted. Hands folded across the chest right over left. Wide bracelets on the wrists and an ush necklace on the chest. No tools in the hands; a bag on the back. Wears a three-part wig combed into strips with borders at the ends. Painted inscription of three lines on the legs: Shd Osiris Cha-em-Wese justified with his voice said: O — the beginning of the sixth chapter of the Book of the Dead. New Kingdom, 19th–20th Dynasty, ca. 1295–1069 BC. Shabti; height 10.1 cm, width 4.1 cm. Typology according to Schneider. Comparative material: H. Ranke, Die Agyptischen Personennamen I, 1935, p. 263,19., A small upright figurine in a bright turquoise blue with darker blue-green speckles and some brownish-black spots stands on a rectangular black base; the figure has a rounded head with a hint of facial profile and a long headdress or hair that d...
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Ushabti Cha-em-uase, Cha-em-uase private name. A mummy-shaped shabti figurine made of faience, pressed in a mold; details of the face, jewelry, and bag are painted. Hands folded across the chest right over left. Wide bracelets on the wrists and an ush necklace on the chest. No tools in the hands; a bag on the back. Wears a three-part wig combed into strips with borders at the ends. Painted inscription of three lines on the legs: Shd Osiris Cha-em-Wese justified with his voice said: O — the beginning of the sixth chapter of the Book of the Dead. New Kingdom, 19th–20th Dynasty, ca. 1295–1069 BC. Shabti; height 10.1 cm, width 4.1 cm. Typology according to Schneider. Comparative material: H. Ranke, Die Agyptischen Personennamen I, 1935, p. 263,19., A small upright figurine in a bright turquoise blue with darker blue-green speckles and some brownish-black spots stands on a rectangular black base; the figure has a rounded head with a hint of facial profile and a long headdress or hair that drapes down the back, a narrow torso with crossed arms visible at the front, and a tapered lower body ending in a single foot that rests on the base, with areas of worn lighter blue and small patches of yellowish-brown near the base.

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Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A02_123

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

68.7Mo (1.8Mo) / 33.9cm x 50.8cm / 4000 x 6000 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Ushabti Cha-em-uase Cha-em-uase private name mummy-shaped shabti figurine faience pressed mold details face jewelry bag painted Hands folded across chest right left Wide bracelets wrists ush necklace chest No tools hands back Wears three-part wig combed strips borders ends Painted inscription three lines legs Shd Osiris Cha-em-Wese justified voice said O sixth chapter Book Dead New Kingdom 19th–20th Dynasty ca 1295–1069 Bc Shabti height 10.1 cm width 4.1 cm Typology according Schneider Comparative material H Ranke Die Agyptischen Personennamen I 1935 p 263 19 small upright figurine bright turquoise blue darker blue-green speckles brownish-black spots stands rectangular black base figure rounded head hint facial profile long headdress hair drapes down narrow torso crossed arms visible front tapered lower body ending single foot rests base areas worn lighter blue small patches yellowish-brown near base.

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