Drilling a Stone Vase, Tomb of Rekhmire 1425 BC

This fresco, *Drilling a Stone Vase*, depicts a craftsman from Ancient Egypt working on a stone vase. The artwork dates back to 1425 BC, and was created as a tomb painting for Rekhmire, a high official during the 18th Dynasty. The craftsman is shown in profile, seated on a block, and using a drill to create a hole in the vase. This scene, found in Rekhmire's tomb, highlights the skills and craftsmanship valued in Ancient Egyptian society. The vibrant colors and stylized figures, typical of Egyptian art, create a visually engaging and informative depiction of a daily activity in the ancient world.