This funerary monument was probably placed either in Wesi and Ipuy's tomb or in a temple.
Most likely, they would have commissioned only one such image, specifically to provide for
their afterlife.
This carving represents an actual ceremony, a daily ritual carried out by the royal
family. The carving ornamented a processional ramp in the Great Palace at Amarna; many
such images were carved for Amarna's buildings.
