Description
High quality reproduction made of reconstituted marble (marble powder and Cronolita). Aging patina with natural lands.
Measurements: Height: 25 cm.
Original in grey granite. High 2.60 M. Of the Khons temple in Karnak. XVIII dynasty. (towards 1340 BC). Cairo Museum. The statue is before the Ramessid temple. Its similarity to Tutankhamon suggests that it is a donation of this one to repair the destruction made in the temples during the reign of Akhenaton. The God wears his hair twisted and drooping to one side as it was customary among the children, and also the twisted beard and the insignia of royalty.
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