Ancient Ushabti of Wsir Nsy-n-Imn (The Osiris Nesyenamun) and religious ceremonies

and religious ceremonies

and painted facial panels

The domed back displays finely modeled wing cases and thorax divisions

and aquiline nose—convey an expression of introspection and solemnity

This Ancient Egyptian scarab amulet is carved from glazed steatite and measures approximately 5/8 inch in length

Ancient Ushabti of Wsir Nsy-n-Imn (The Osiris Nesyenamun) and religious ceremoniesFaience Ushabti of Wsir Nsy n Imn (The Osiris Nesyenamun) Third Intermediate Period, 21st Dynasty, ca. 1070945 BCE A compact mummiform ushabti attributed to Wsir Nsy n Imn (The Osiris Nesyenamun), cast in turquoise blue glazed faience, with the arms crossed over the chest and faint traces of black painted facial and inscriptional detail. Though some surface wear and burial encrustation are apparent, the vertical hieratic inscription naming the owner