A religious servant leads a procession, the hieroglyphs for 'priest of ka' either side of him. He wears a short wig and plain kilt, striding forward, two cymbals in his outstretched hands. A leg and an arm of another figure holding a jar behind. A border of banded rectangles, typical of the Old Kingdom, runs vertically on the right hand side. Some polychromy remaining. Minor surface abrasions, particularly to the top left corner, and some dendritic staining. The ka is the spirit or soul of an individual, represented in hieroglyphs as two adjoining arms bent at the elbow, usually raised upwards but in the present relief they point down to more easily incorporate the 'club' hieroglyph.