On this rectangular stela, a striding pharaoh presents a figurine of Ma'at on a small bowl to Re-Harakhty. The king wears a short kilt with a belt, two uraei and the ceremonial bull's tail. He is adorned with a collar and the Double Crown. The falcon-headed god is seated on a throne, decorated with a feather-pattern and the sma-hieroglyph (Gardiner F36). His left hand holds the uas-sceptre and the right hand an ankh-sign. He is dressed in a short kilt with a belt, on his head is a sun disk with uraeus. The throne is placed on a pedestal, decorated with a false door-pattern. Above the figurine and the sceptre, a griffin (a mythical beast with a lion's body, a falcon's head and wings) holding a wheel is depicted on a separate base line. The text is written in two vertical lines above the pharaoh, two horizontal lines above Re-Horakhte, and in one column in front of him. There are legenda to the figures The scene is bordered by a naos-like frame, with a frieze of uraei crowned with sun disks on top.
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