Ancient Egyptian Amarna Pottery Rosette Mold and early ritual practice

and early ritual practice

displaying strong visual presence and excellent scale for display

Accompanied by a copy of the original Joel L

This ushabti of Lady Isetemkhebit is among the rarest known overseers from the Third Intermediate Period — a museum-grade piece intimately connected to one of ancient Egypt’s most famous archaeological finds

Culture: Maya

Ancient Egyptian Amarna Pottery Rosette Mold and early ritual practiceAncient Egyptian Amarna Pottery Rosette Mold New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty, Amarna Period, ca. 13531336 BCE Pottery 2 x 1 Ancient Egyptian pottery mold bearing a deeply impressed eight petal rosette. Such molds were used in workshops at Akhetaten (modern Amarna) to produce faience inlays, jewelry elements, and decorative ornaments. The rosette was among the most popular decorative motifs of the period and appears on a wide variety of palace and personal