Lotus-Shaped Plaque

AI image analysis GPT-5.4-nano

Machine-generated from the object's image on Jul 2026. Not curatorial; treat deities, names, and signs below as the model's best reading, not authority.

Blue-green faience plaque shaped like a lotus bud/rounded shield-like form, with worn surface and scattered small inclusions or chips.

The image shows a single small object photographed against a plain light background. The artifact is a cobalt to turquoise blue faience piece with a glossy surface. Its outline resembles a lotus-bud or petal-like plaque: a broad, rounded top with slightly flared sides tapering toward a narrower bottom. The surface appears abraded, with light pitting and small chips; there are no clearly readable incised hieroglyphs, no legible figures, and no clearly defined lotus petals are distinct beyond the overall silhouette. No color pigments beyond the blue faience glaze are visible, and there is no evidence of attached metal, stone, or resin. The photograph does not reveal any royal names/carthouches or inscriptions in Greek/Coptic/Arabic.