Figurative decoration in relief. On the right is a large representation of Khaemhat. He is standing, wearing a wig, a shebyu collar, a semi-transparent garment with short sleeves and a pleated skirt. In one hand he holds a brazier on which are placed offerings, in this case geese. In his other hand he holds a cylindrical container from which he pours a liquid onto the brazier (possibly incense). In front of him are two other braziers on which are placed offerings of lotus flowers, ducks, fruit, loaves of bread and meat. The rest of the decoration is divided into registers: agricultural activities and measuring fields are illustrated (Khaemhat held the position of Supervisor of the Royal Granaries).