At the center of the stele, within a framed section, is a prominent depiction of a winged sun disk motif, or perhaps a sun god in an avian form, with the following details:

A central human head in profile, facing right, is integrated into the body of a bird. The head has distinct Egyptian features.

Large, outstretched wings extend symmetrically from the central figure, detailed with feather patterns. The wings give the figure an eagle-like or hawk-like appearance.

The figure appears to be standing on shen rings (the hieroglyph for "eternity") in its talons or hands beneath its body.

Above this central winged figure, a solar disk is carved at the very top of the stele, emitting radiating rays that extend downwards towards the winged figure. Each ray terminates in a small, stylized hand, a common depiction of the Aten (sun disk) in the Amarna period, symbolizing the life-giving warmth and blessings of the sun god.