The couple is seated on chairs. Menna is wearing a long semi-transparent dress with short sleeves and a white skirt; her face is obliterated. In his left hand he clutches the kherep sceptre. Behind him is Henuttawy, who encircles his shoulders with his left arm. In his right hand he holds a sistrum. He wears a long, tight-fitting white dress and a wig with a diadem. Both have a cone of perfumed ointment on their heads. In front of them is a shaven, skirted figure holding a bouquet of papyrus and lotus flowers. In front of him is a tall pile of offerings: on the ground are four jars on supports and dates. Above are baskets with fruit, loaves of bread, bunches of grapes, poultry, meat, figs and lotus flowers. On top of the pile of offerings are three jars of different shapes and lotus flowers.