The Khonsu Statue is a meticulously crafted representation of the ancient Egyptian moon god, Khonsu, standing approximately 2 feet tall with a slender, youthful form typical of Egyptian deity depictions. The statue features a smooth, polished basalt surface with intricate hieroglyphic engravings along the base and back pillar, depicting prayers and offerings to Khonsu. The god is shown wearing a traditional shendyt kilt and a lunar disk headdress with a crescent moon, his arms crossed holding the was scepter and ankh, symbols of power and life, respectively. The face is serene with almond-shaped eyes and a slight smile, capturing the benevolent nature of the deity. The statue's surface has a slightly weathered texture, suggesting age and reverence, with subtle color variations in the stone to mimic natural basalt.