Egyptian relief. Table of foods. 66 x 44 x 3 cm.

Bas-relief made of reconstituted marble (marble powder plus binder).

Texture and patinas of ancient stone of great beauty. Figure prepared for exterior decoration in gardens and terraces, as well as for interior decoration (living rooms, hallways, libraries, offices, etc.).

Very economical figure with excellent value for money.

Measurements: Height: 66 cm. Width: 44 cm. Depth: 3 cm.

Approximate weight: 6 kgrs.

Reproduction of an Egyptian bas-relief representing a deceased person in front of a food table. In Ancient Egypt, food offerings were placed in tombs to nourish the Ka or subtle double of the deceased, the vital part of the spirit that remained with the mummy at the moment of death, while the soul or Ba began its journey to the Beyond. The offering formulas allowed access to the Ka of the deceased to the kas or subtle doubles of the food deposited or their representations in reliefs or frescoes.