Quality glassy faience with a light blue glaze. Tripartite wig, plaited divine beard, facial features in high quality relief, hands crossed over chest carrying a pick and hoe, seed bag on a cord suspended over the left shoulder, with dorsal pillar and trapezoidal base.Two vertical columns of incised hieroglyphic text on front, three more columns on dorsal pillar reciting parts of Chapter VI of the Book of the Dead and naming the owner as the King’s Scribe “Hor­Khebi, Son of Kha­em­Khonsu and the Lady of the House, Nefer­ Neith” (Schneider). “..O shabtis, if someone calls for me to do any of the works which are done in the realm of the dead to cultivate the fields, to irrigate the lands beside the bank of the river, to transport sand to the east and west by boat...’ Here I am’ you shall say, if someone calls my name..”