This shawabty dates to the Late Period and is inscribed for Tasheri-ihet born of Mertefnut (mr-Tfnwt). The typology of this period consists of a tripartite wig, long beard, back pillar and base, with the figure holding the pick on the right shoulder and hoe and cord to a small seed bag on the left. Here the hands are crossed and opposed. The right holds a large hoe and cord to a small seed bag slung over the back of the left shoulder. The left hand holds the pick. There is one framed column of incised text on the front of the figure. The beard is plaited and executed in openwork, not attached at the neck.