Standing figure of Thoth, represented as an ibis-headed, anthropomorphic deity, striding with the left leg forward. He wears the atef-crown, adorned with a prominent uraeus. Thoth is shown wearing a tripartite wig, from which the head of the ibis emerges. The god’s arms are bent, and he holds a wedjat eye in his hands—one positioned above, the other below. He is dressed in a kilt, which appears to be decorated. The feet rest on a rectangular base, from the centre of which projects down a square tenon. The object is made in the lost-wax technique for solid casts.
