This rare statue is impressive because of its large dimensions. Made of a single piece of sycamore wood, it is very worn and the original plaster coating and paint are not preserved. The statue represents a kneeling woman grinding wheat or corn, and is a single piece with the rectangular base on which it stands. The figure is elegant and expressive, with characteristic naturalism. This large wooden grave gift is unique, since all extant wooden statues of servants from the Old Kingdom are much smaller. According to the small surviving part of the inscription, the statue was a gift for the grave of jugde Ti, at the Saqqara necropolis. The statue was donated by Ioannis Dimitriou.