Statue of Rahotep and Nofret - 21*14*27 cm

The original statue is made of colored limestone, and is considered one the most well-known archaeological pieces. It is also believed that Prince Rahotep was the son of King Sneferu and the brother of King Khufu.

About the Statue of Rahotep and Nofret:

• Rahotep held prestigious titles such as "King's son, of his body," "High Priest of Re at Heliopolis," and “General of the Army.”
• These statues were discovered in the mastaba tomb of Rahotep, north of the pyramid of Sneferu, in Meidum, dating back to the reign of King Sneferu during the 4th Dynasty.  
• Rahotep is depicted in reddish-brown, a color traditionally associated with men. Nofret, described as "the one acquainted to the king," is portrayed in a pale yellowish color, typical for women in Ancient Egypt.
• The Mastaba of Prince Rahotep and his wife Nofret is one of the largest in the Meidum necropolis.
   

This piece was carved by Egyptian hands to be an exact copy of the original artifact, and the piece comes with a documented certificate from the Egyptian Supreme Council of Antiquities to ensure its quality. It's a precious gift for your loved ones and an unforgettable souvenir.