This papyrus painting is the second coffin or sarcophagus.  Many details, such as the stripes of the nemes-headcloth, eyebrows, cosmetic lines and beard were inlaid with blue lapis.  The uraeus on the forehead was of gilded wood, with a head of blue faience and inlays of red coral, blue lapis and turquoise.  The eyes were set with obsidian.  The crook and flail, held respectively in the left and right hands, were inlaid with blue lapis and turquoise, along with blue faience, the broad "falcon collar" contains inset pieces of brilliant reds, blues and turquoise adorned the king's throat.  There were also two similarly inlaid bracelets carved into the wrists.