The Hedjet, or White Crown, was one of the ancient Egyptian crowns, representing Upper Egypt. It was traditionally worn by pharaohs and is often depicted in ancient Egyptian art and iconography. The false beard, also a symbol of royalty and divinity, further identifies the figure as a pharaoh.

This particular representation likely draws inspiration from famous pharaonic sculptures, possibly from the Middle Kingdom period, known for its distinctive artistic style. Replicas of such iconic pieces have been produced for centuries, serving as decorative items and educational tools.

11” tall