Shabti of Nes–ta–neb(t)–isheru

Mould-made faience ceramic mummiform-shaped shabti. Wears a plain tripartite wig with a sashed headband tied at the back being added in black. The arms are crossed on the chest, and the hands hold a pair of hoes that are added in black. A square hatched rectangular basket with shoulder straps is painted on the back. The face is poorly defined. Eyes with brows are added in black. A vertical column of painted inscription reads, “The Osiris, Nes–ta–neb(t)–Isher(u), justified”. From the 1907-1909 excavations at Abydos by the Liverpool University Institute of Archaeology.