Marsh-Bowl of Rennefer

New Kingdom

On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 116

This and a second bowl (35.3.78) were found with the burial of a woman named Rennofer in the tomb of her husband, Neferkhawt. Like many faience bowls of early Dynasty 18, this one is decorated on the inside with lotus blossoms and buds growing from a pond which is painted like a checker board.

Marsh-Bowl of Rennefer, Faience, paint

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Marsh-Bowl of Rennefer, Faience, paint
Marsh-Bowl of Rennefer, Faience, paint

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