An Egyptian Faience Decorative Element, New Kingdom, ca. 1550-1069 BCE istore Carved from brilliant blue lapis

Carved from brilliant blue lapis lazuli

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These figures are most often decorated with a central volute (in imitation of Boeotian libation vessels) produced in Boeotia between 625 and 550 BC

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An Egyptian Faience Decorative Element, New Kingdom, ca. 1550-1069 BCE istore Carved from brilliant blue lapisThis decorative element is from a funerary canopy similar to the gold examples found in the tomb of Tutankhamen. Of pale green faience, it represents the stars in the sky as attested by the star decoration etched in the center, and four holes in the back for attachment. Dimensions: length: 1 3 16 inch (3. 01 cm) Condition: Slight chip to the edge and in the center of the earring, but otherwise intact and in overall excellent condition. Provenance: