The king offering two nw-vases to a god and Nephthys

Ritual category: -

Ritual type: offerimg

Title of the scene:
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Dating:
Hatshepsut

Site: Site:
Thebes: East Bank, Karnak, the Chapelle Rouge, south outer wall (KIU 1297)

Architectural part: bark shrine

Architectural element: outer wall

Recipient(s): a god (name and upper parto of the body not preserved)

Position of the recipient(s): turned left, standing with the right arm extended forward holding the was-sceptre and the left arm lowered along the body

Officiant(s): A king (name not preserved)

Position of the officiant(s): turned right, holding nw-vases in extended arms

Costume of the officiant(s): loin-cloth with a triangular apron, bull's tail

Costume of the recipient(s): plain loin-cloth with a short apron, belt, bull's tail

Requisites of the recipient(s): was-sceptre

Requisites of the officiant(s): nw-vases

God's companion(s): Nephthys

Position of the god's companion(s): turned left, standing with the right arm extended forward holding the was-sceptre and the left arm lowered along the body holding the ankh-sign

Costume of the god's companion(s): tripartite wig, wide necklace, long dress with two shoulder straps

Requisites of the god's companion(s): was-sceptre, ankh-sign