Pediese kneeling and pouring libation

Late Period–Ptolemaic Period

On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 130

The small statuette represents a person pouring libation on an offering table. On the back pillar, the inscription reads: Osiris Wennefer who causes Padiese, son of Paftjau (?) to live. His short-cropped hair (or a skull cap covering it) suggests he is a priest.

Pediese kneeling and pouring libation, Copper alloy

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Pediese kneeling and pouring libation, Copper alloy
Pediese kneeling and pouring libation, Copper alloy
Pediese kneeling and pouring libation, Copper alloy
Pediese kneeling and pouring libation, Copper alloy
Pediese kneeling and pouring libation, Copper alloy
Pediese kneeling and pouring libation, Copper alloy

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