Reproduction of a scene from a casket found in the Tomb of Tutankhamun dating to c. 1336-1327 BC (Dynasty 18).

On the casket's lid is a glorious scene depicting the royal couple in a pavilion bedecked with festoons of flowers, fruit and creeping vines bearing bunches of grapes. The king, leaning slightly on his walking-staff, accepts bouquets of lotus and papyrus flowers from his wife, Ankhesenamun.