The Egyptian Scribe Statue - Fiber Glass - Black - 48*35*50 cm

The Egyptian Scribe's first statue was discovered in 1850 in Sakkara. It represents a person who copies transcripts and documents, while holding a scroll of papyrus in his left hand. This piece proves the importance of reading and writing in Ancient Egypt, as it was considered to be the most important way of passing down knowledge and wisdom to different generations, as they used to write down everything, making the scribe an important figure in the society of Ancient Egypt

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.