Offering to Osiris from the Book of the Dead of Pinedjem II

On the left, the green-skinned god Osiris stands in profile, wearing the white Atef crown with blue plumes and holding the crook and flail across his chest. Facing him on the right is a male figure with black hair, wearing a broad collar and a simple kilt, who holds out a small cup or bowl as an offering. The background consists of light-colored papyrus marked with horizontal rows of black Egyptian hieroglyphs, and the image is divided vertically by dark gaps where the original material has been lost or torn.

This scene is an illustration from the funerary papyrus of the 21st Dynasty High Priest Pinedjem II, designed to assist the deceased in the afterlife through the Book of the Dead, a collection of spells and litanies essential for navigating the Duat (underworld).