Scribe Nakhtsebek

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This small figurine depicts a priest named Nakhtsebek, portrayed as a scribe, a figure of great importance throughout Pharaonic Egypt's many periods.\nHe sits on a small pedestal, with his left leg raised and his right leg folded at the ground. His left hand rests flat on his knee, while his clenched right hand likely once held a reed pen.\nA scroll lies open across his lap, adorned with an engraved inscription that reads "Nakhtsebek son of Imy".\nHe wears a distinctive curly wig popular during Egypt's 18th dynasty.\nIn addition to the inscriptions on the scroll, formulas for offerings are etched into the pedestal.\nDimensions: 10 x 6 x 4 cm\nRE000187\nThe Photo Agency\nWorkshops of National Museum Artisans\nThis is a lightweight 3D model designed for web display. For high-quality usage, please contact agence.photo@rmngp.fr\nRmn-GrandPalais/Reproduction 3D Rmn-GP Copyright