This is an ancient Egyptian-style painting or print on a fibrous, light-colored material resembling papyrus, located in Nesebar, Bulgaria

This is an ancient Egyptian-style painting or print on a fibrous, light-colored material resembling papyrus, located in Nesebar, Bulgaria. The artwork depicts five stylized, anthropomorphic figures in profile, arranged horizontally, alongside columns of hieroglyphic text and decorative borders. From left to right, the scene features: a partially visible female figure in a patterned gown holding an Ankh symbol; a full-body standing female figure facing right, wearing a long, patterned gown, a headpiece featuring a red sun disk between two cow horns, and holding a tall staff; a central full-body standing male figure facing right, wearing a striped kilt and a nemes headdress with a uraeus, offering two small, shallow bowls, one in each outstretched hand; a full-body standing female figure facing left, wearing a patterned gown and a nemes headdress with a uraeus, extending her right hand towards the male figure, and holding a tall, curved staff in her left hand; and a partially visible male figure facing left, wearing a striped kilt and a nemes headdress, holding an Ankh symbol. All figures exhibit reddish-brown skin tones, with attire and adornments rendered predominantly in gold, black, and red patterns. Vertical columns of black, gold, and red hieroglyphs, including multiple cartouches, fill the spaces between and above the figures. A decorative frieze, composed of repetitive stylized motifs in gold, black, and red, runs horizontally along the top edge of the composition, framed by additional horizontal bands. The background is a uniform off-white. The overall scene depicts a ceremonial or ritualistic interaction.