The image shows a collection of six ancient Egyptian reliefs displayed on a red wall. The reliefs are rectangular in shape and appear to be made of stone or a similar material. 

The first relief on the top left shows a group of figures, including a man and a woman, standing in a line with their arms around each other. The figures are dressed in traditional Egyptian clothing and are holding various objects in their hands. The man is wearing a long robe and a headdress, while the woman is holding a basket of flowers.

In the center of the image, there is a figure sitting on a throne-like structure, possibly a throne or a throne. On the right side, there are two figures, one standing and one sitting, with their hands clasped together in front of them. The figure on the left is standing on a pedestal, and the figure in the center is sitting on top of a throne with a crown on their head. The two figures on the bottom left are standing on either side of the throne, and they are holding hands and looking at each other with a peaceful expression on their faces. The third figure is standing in the middle, and there are three figures on either end of the pedestal. The fourth figure is sitting at a table with a vase on top, and it appears to be a candle or a candle holder. The fifth figure is in the bottom right corner, and all the figures are in a square shape.