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1991 Utopia Art
the vessel of Joseph of Arimathea was used to catch the blood of Christ at the crucifixion
formed by laminating individual pieces in separate colors under great heat which causes them to fuse together
his right arm raised to hold a now-missing weapon
to the left
An Egyptian Faience Shabti for the Royal Sem-Priest Hori, 19th Dynasty, ca. 1293 - 1185 BCE Medium - Copper 1991 Utopia ArtShabtis of this style belonged to the prophet priests of Ptah at Memphis who had a semi royal status (cf. J. F. Aubert, Statuettes Egyptiennes, Paris, 1974, p. 91). This example is shown as a mummiform figure made from white faience with features carefully highlighted in dark pigment, particularly his striking wide black eyes. He wears a short black wig with a curled side lock, a small goatee, and a wide broad collar around his neck. There is a hoe in
