Upper register: Menna and Henuttawy are seated on chairs, their faces obliterated. In front of them is a table with baskets of fruit, a duck, ovoid vases. Beyond the table, two sons of the couple present offerings. Other offerings are listed in a box above the table. The man, wearing sandals, a skirt and a shaved head, is Kha. The maiden has a long white dress and is holding two blue vases and lotus flowers. Lower register: Menna and his wife are seated; Menna holds a kherep sceptre. In front of them is a table with breads, ducks, meat, pots and lotus flowers. The image of Sa, the couple's other son, has been entirely obliterated. Behind him are two female figures dressed in white, possibly other daughters: the first holds a vase and lotus and papyrus plants, the second clasps a lotus flower to her breast.