A complete overseer shabti fashioned from pale greenish-blue faience, dating to the Third Intermediate Period (c. 1069–664 BC). The figurine is portrayed as an overseer, wearing a front-projecting kilt with one arm resting down by its side and the other holding a sculpted whip. The wig, facial contours, arms, and whip are softly defined in low relief, though the features are largely worn down and obscured by substantial surface degradation. The pale glaze is heavily weathered.