Her cupped right hand holds a pomegranate to her breasts while her relaxed left arm hangs at her side. She smiles serenely. Traces of paint remain. Red paint enlivens her lips, and black paint appears on her pupils, eyelids, and eyebrows. Traces of black are also found in her navel, around her neck, along the back of her left arm, behind her right thigh, and up along the bottom of her right buttock.
Guidelines also outline the base in back, and one lies along the top of the base's true right side.
During the Amarna Period, some females are portrayed holding fruit, small animals, or birds. Style and dating. The statuette's elongated skull, plump body, and large sidelock identify her as an Amarna princess. Scholars have explained the figure's elongated skull in different ways without resolution. She asserts that the princesses served as symbolic embodiments of the divine creation.