A faience (blue-green glassy ceramic) figurine of Anubis, a jackal-headed Egyptian god closely associated with mummification and the realm of death. Anubis had a special role in protecting the dead, and this figurine was likely included in the wrappings of a mummy to...
This faience amulet exhibits Bes in a vigilant pose. With a blend of human and leonine features, Bes wears a feathered headdress and squats with his hands resting on his knees, leaving his phallus exposed. A hole through the amulet’s head suggests its use as a...
This mummy-like figurine, known as an ushabti, holds significant importance in ancient Egyptian funerary practices. Egyptians crafted these small ceramic objects, often using faience, to serve as surrogate servants for the deceased in the Afterlife. This particular...
