Grave stele in the form of a naiskos

myminifactory

Discovered in Athens, the names of a deceased sibling duo are elegantly etched onto the epistyle. Amaryllis, situated at the epicenter, dons traditional attire and grasps symbolic artifacts (a sistrum and kados), which unmistakably connect her to the revered cult of Goddess Isis, whose influence was pervasive in ancient Greece during that era. Seated to her right is her brother Mousaios, who proudly holds a papyrus scroll in his hand. The figure situated at the far left is likely their mother.