Ancient Egyptian Faience Ushabti Figures: c. 664-332 BCE | Metta-Blessed | Sacred Collection

Step into the timeless realm of Ancient Egypt with this authentic set of three faience ushabti (shabti) figures — each a miniature servant crafted to accompany the soul into the afterlife, performing sacred labours in the Field of Reeds.

Authenticity & Age
Each piece in this set has been UV-tested, confirming genuine ancient faience composition rather than modern reproduction materials. Their glaze remnants — in hues of turquoise, pale aqua, and mineral green — reveal centuries of burial patina and desert preservation.

Estimated Late Period, c. 664 – 332 BCE, though stylistic simplicity may suggest earlier prototypes from the Third Intermediate Period.

Description
• Material: Ancient Egyptian faience (silica glaze over core)
• Height range: approx. 7.2 – 8.5 cm
• Provenance: Old European collection
• Condition: As found, with earthen accretions and mineralised surfaces from millennia of interment

Each ushabti displays its own individuality — one with visible agricultural tools crossed over the chest, another bearing traces of inscribed hieroglyphs, and the third with a smooth, devotional form.

On the central figure, what might appear to be a drilled hole is in fact a natural indentation on either side with a tiny perforation between, consistent with ancient firing or burial wear rather than any later modification.

🜃 Metta-Blessed™ Re-Attunement
This set has been gently cleansed and Metta-Blessed™ — harmonised through a ritual of loving-kindness, designed to awaken benevolent ancestral resonance while preserving archaeological integrity. Ideal for collectors, spiritual practitioners, or museum-style altars honouring ancient wisdom.

🜁 Symbolism
The Ushabti (“Answerer”) represented the voice of service and eternal devotion — an embodiment of duty, humility, and transformation. In modern metaphysical practice, they are powerful symbols for release, protection, and karmic balance.

Museum Card
• Authentic Ancient Egyptian faience ushabti × 3
• Late Period (c. 664 – 332 BCE)
• UV tested & Metta-Blessed™
• Origin: Old European collection
• Dimensions: 7.2 – 8.5 cm

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Disclaimer:
This is offered as a cultural and spiritual item. Traditions around it are shared across many cultures where it is seen as symbolic of protection, luck, and blessing. Any effect is spiritual in nature and not a substitute for medical, psychological, or professional advice or treatment.

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