Upper sub register: on the right Userhat and Shepset are seated in front of offerings. Both are wearing long, loose pleated robes, large coloured collars and wigs. Shepsut carries a cone of perfumed ointment and a lotus flower on her head. In front of them are three tall lit candles and two large cones of perfumed ointment, below them are visible bread moulds. All the offerings are above the Ka symbol, represented by two raised arms, which in turn is placed on an altar. On the left: mourners and a priest-sem, who purifies the offerings with water and incense. Lower sub-register: the scene is similar, but receiving offerings are not Userhat and Shepset, but a certain Nebmehyt and his bride.