The Ash Statue is a medium-sized, intricately carved artifact depicting an ancient Egyptian deity or pharaoh, standing approximately 2 feet tall. Crafted from a dark, weathered stone with a rough, textured surface, it features detailed hieroglyphic engravings and symbolic motifs along its base and body. The statue's form is symmetrical and angular, with a polished finish on the facial features to highlight its solemn expression, while the rest retains a matte, aged appearance to emphasize its historical significance.