King Tut Figurine – Golden Mask of the Pharaoh

In 1922, Howard Carter opened a sealed tomb in the Valley of the Kings and revealed a sight that stunned the world: the burial chamber of Tutankhamun, the boy king who reigned more than 3,000 years ago. Among the treasures, one artifact rose above all others—the golden mask, its serene face staring out with eyes meant to transcend death itself.

This King Tut Bust (2.75" x 2.75" x 4") echoes that legendary visage. Cast in resin and painted in gold, lapis-blue, and rich jewel tones, it carries the timeless iconography of Egypt’s most famous pharaoh. The striped nemes headdress, false beard of kingship, and protective uraeus cobra all mark Tut not only as ruler of Egypt, but as a divine figure destined for eternity.

Compact in scale but heavy with story, this bust is more than décor—it’s a reminder of discovery, legacy, and the lingering mystery of a king whose name nearly vanished, only to become immortal.