The image is a rectangular stone plaque or plaque with a rectangular shape. It appears to be made of a light-colored stone or stone, possibly stone, and is resting on a beige-colored surface. On the plaque, there is an ancient Egyptian hieroglyphic carving of a man riding a horse-drawn carriage. The man is wearing a long robe and a headdress, and he is holding a staff in his right hand. The carriage is decorated with intricate patterns and designs, and there is a red line drawn on the side of the carriage.

The man is riding on the back of the horse, which is drawn in a stylized manner, with its head turned to the side and its mane and tail flowing in the wind. The horse is also drawn with a curved mane, and its body is curved in a way that suggests it is pulling the carriage forward. The background of the plaque is plain and unadorned, with no other details or decorations.