Relief in the form of a temple with a depiction of a funerary banquet (nekrodeipnon), which would serve as an offering. The deceased is depicted on the right, half-lying on a bed and facing the viewer. The pole (high headdress), the rich beard and the ryto (ritual vessel) like a horn (animal horn) that he holds in his right hand are reminiscent of the god of the underworld, Pluto. At the lower part of the bed sits a female figure, wearing a himation and a chiton, holding a pyxis (vessel for storing jewellery and cosmetics). In front of the couch there is a table with offerings, placuntes (a kind of sweet pie) and popana (a kind of bread). Behind the bed, a small boy stands almost head-on, raising an oinochoe with his right hand making a libation. Next to his right foot there is a krater (a vessel for mixing water and wine) on a base. A man, a woman and a child, presumably the family of the dedicator, and a child with a cist (basket or box) on its head, presumably a slave, follow in the left part of the relief.