Stela of Inamennayefnebu

AI image analysis GPT-5.4-nano

Machine-generated from the object's image on Jul 2026. Not curatorial; treat deities, names, and signs below as the model's best reading, not authority.

Painted Egyptian stela showing two seated/standing royal figures in front of an upper register of hieroglyphs, with a central winged/ornamented motif above the text.

The object appears to be a rectangular, painted stone or stela-like panel framed by green-blue border elements and columns of dark-outlined hieroglyphs. In the upper center there is a circular symbol (possibly a sun-related or decorative emblem) beneath/within the arch. Below the arch, an Egyptian male figure stands on the left with a kilt-like garment, holding or gesturing with arms in front of the body; he wears a striped or patterned head/upper garment. On the right, a seated or standing crowned male figure is shown holding a staff/scepter and making an offering gesture toward the central area. Between the figures and under the arch, a block of hieroglyphic text occupies the central upper register. Vertical and horizontal border bands, patterned column-like motifs, and wing-like decorative elements at the sides frame the scenes. No clearly readable royal cartouche is visible at this resolution, but the hieroglyphic block is consistent with a dedicatory inscription. The painted surface shows wear and some flaking, with the lower border and frame especially affected by minor losses.