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and a slightly parted mouth
Old collection sticker number '28' on the back of the mount
which were placed on the sides of the ballcourts on certain occasions
consistent with ancient use and burial
Her right hand rests casually atop a herm (bearded male head set on a pillar)
An Egyptian Alabaster Offering Nu-Pot, New Kingdom, ca. 1550 - 1069 BCE Paintings and a slightly parted mouthThis finely crafted offering nu pot is made from high quality alabaster, a material prized in ancient Egypt for its translucency and purity. Alabaster, sourced from Egypt's Eastern Desert, was favored for crafting ritual vessels due to its fine grain and ease of carving. Its use in sacred contexts reflects the Egyptians' reverence for purity and permanence in their religious artifacts. Here, the vessel features a gently flared rim and a smoothly
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