Circa the 21st century CE

This stunning portrait, believed to date from the late Post-Commitment period, depicts a revered figure often referred to as “The Loving Mother.” Adorned in garments reminiscent of an ancient queen, she embodies an aura of grace, strength, and a wisdom earned through both time and experience.

Her serene expression suggests a deep capacity for nurturing, though historical texts suggest she was equally skilled at ruling with a firm, unyielding hand when circumstances called for it—especially in matters concerning her young offspring. Her eyes, captured here with remarkable detail, reflect both tenderness and a look that could stop a mischief-maker mid-act.

Many have speculated that the rich adornments seen in this piece were not just symbols of her royal status, but gifts from an admirer hoping to rekindle a previous alliance. This admirer, though clearly devoted, may have underestimated her steadfast nature. Archaeologists continue to debate whether she could be persuaded to rule by his side once more