A red clay mummiform shabti dating to the New Kingdom (c. 1550–1069 BC). The figurine features a rounded head with black painted hair outlining a standard tripartite wig assembly. The face and neck area are painted red. A distinct, continuous fracture line with old adhesive residue is visible encircling the waist area, and the porous red terracotta fabric exhibits small surface pitting and organic inclusions throughout. The reverse side shows the extension of the black painted wig down the upper back.