Userhat is depicted with a shaved head, a broad collar, a pleated skirt and a panther skin, underlining his priestly function. In front of him, adorned with garlands, are a series of offerings on which Userhat is pouring wine from a vase. Behind him, his wife Shepset wears a long pleated dress, a wig with a coloured headband and a broad collar. In her hand she carries a long papyrus stalk with woven foliage and two geese. Behind her a young man, possibly a son of the couple, wearing a necklace and skirt, carries a bouquet of flowers and a goose. On the left another female figure (a wife or sister of Userhat), dressed as Shepset, is holding a sistrum.