Ma'at is the ancient Egyptian concept of truth, balance, order, harmony, law, morality, and justice. She was often depicted as a goddess with an ostrich feather on her head, or sometimes as a winged goddess. Ma'at was central to Egyptian cosmology and kingship, ensuring the stability of the universe and the proper functioning of society.

This figurine appears to be a modern representation of the goddess Ma'at, likely crafted from resin or metal with a gold-tone finish, and mounted on a stone base. Such pieces are popular as decorative items and are often inspired by ancient Egyptian art and mythology, reflecting a continued fascination with this historical civilization.

Statue covered in gold leaf

Base is marble

Made in Egypt

Purchased in Grand Egyptian Museum in Cairo

She is 8 1/2” tall