Stone royal statue depicting an ancient Egyptian king in the classic Osirian pose — arms crossed over the chest, each hand gripping an Ankh (symbol of life), wearing the White Crown (Hedjet) associated with Upper Egypt. The statue is backed by a carved stone pillar (djed stele), a standard feature of Osirian royal statuary. Displayed inside the Egyptian Museum (Al-Mathaf Al-Masri) on Mariette Street, Tahrir Square, Cairo, one of the world's foremost collections of pharaonic antiquities.