This female shabti belonged to a Singer of the Aten, the god worshipped by Akhenaten. In a seeming paradox, but one that speaks of the strong psychological and cultural ties of ordinary Egyptians to the traditional religion, the owner's name is Isis, the name of the great funerary goddess who was the wife of the underworld god Osiris. the facial features, including the so-called sfumato eyes, closely resemble the style of Amarna (see 47.57.2).
