A mid-18th century BCE merchant who lived in Ur, Mesapotamia. He is most well-known today for a customer complaint written on a tablet, which accused him of selling bad copper.
Online, due to no record of his appearance existing, he is often represented with the Sumerian statue known as "Standing male worshiper," which predates Ea-Nasir by 10 centuries and is often used in Bronze Age memes in general (akin to the statue of mid-ninth century BC Neo-Hittite King Šuppiluliuma II).
