Statuette of an Egyptian scribe sitting cross legged

Scribes in Egyptian Society

Scribes occupied an influential position in ancient Egypt. They served the pharaohs, temples, and the government. Their mastery over writing and record-keeping was a skill that set them apart. Often, scribes were drawn from the educated elite, showcasing the importance of knowledge in Egyptian culture.

The Enigma of Scribe Statuettes

One intriguing aspect of Egyptian scribes is the remarkable number of statuettes found in their tombs. These figurines served a special purpose - to ensure the continuation of the scribe's role in the afterlife. The act of depicting scribes in their tombs was both a sign of respect and a practical measure, symbolizing the eternal presence of record-keeping.

Detailed Description of the Statuette

The "Statuette of Seated Egyptian Scribe" showcases the scribe in a seated position with his legs crossed. His hands and arms rest along his body, resting on his skirt. He holds a parchment, a symbol of his role as a record-keeper. His attire consists of a simple skirt-like garment, and he's bare-chested with the distinctive scribe's headdress, emphasizing his scholarly identity. The scribe exudes an air of dignity, gazing straight ahead with a slight smile, while his hair is neatly concealed beneath his headdress.

Bring Ancient Egypt into Your Life

As you acquire this statuette, you not only embrace a piece of ancient Egypt but also invite the wisdom, knowledge, and elegance of the scribes into your space. Whether you're an admirer of history, a lover of art, or simply seeking a unique addition to your decor, this statuette is a remarkable choice. It carries with it the grandeur of Egypt's history, adding a touch of prestige to any environment. Capture the spirit of the ancient scribes and treasure their legacy with this exquisite statuette.

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Time required to make a mould in full time: 1 month.

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