Oriental and Egyptian Antiquities

Reproduction patinated by hand. Mold made from an imprint of the original work, a statuette portraying an elegant lady of the Amenophis III period.

She is dressed in a smooth, simple tunic which conceals her ankles but hugs her body.
A discreet and delicately pleated shawl is draped over her shoulders. A heavy, finely braided wig frames her face and covers her shoulders.
This contrast between headdress and clothing was a canon of elegance during that period.

Dresses often hugged the body in a revealing way or, on the contrary, enveloped it in a plethora of refined decoration.

Offering formula on the pedestal and titular of the lady " Great of the corps of the musicians of Min, singer-chemayt ".