Funerary stele depicting toiletries

Funerary stele depicting toiletries, 175 CE, Acmonia (Phrygia, Turkey), marble. Musée du Cinquantenaire (Brussels, Belgium). Made with CapturingReality. On the upper left panel of the double door, the keyhole is clearly visible. The door jambs are decorated with stylized ivies rising from a vase, a symbol of Dionysian immortality. The comb, the mirror and the cabinet (unless it's a diptychon, a wax tablet?) Between the hanger and the lintel are those used by the mother of the commenditeur from this funerary stele. She is named before her husband in the epitaph above the lintel: "Euelpistos made [this tomb] for his mother and for his father". For more updates, please consider to follow me on Twitter at @GeoffreyMarchal. Source: Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab这件公元175年的丧葬石碑（funerary stele）以梳妆器具为主题，出土于土耳其弗里吉亚地区的阿克莫尼亚（Acmonia），材质为大理石，现收藏于比利时布鲁塞尔的五十周年纪念博物馆（Musée du Cinquantenaire）。该模型由CapturingReality制作。双扇门的左侧上方浮雕面板中，锁孔清晰可见。门侧柱装饰有源自花瓶的程式化常春藤纹样，此为狄俄尼索斯永生的象征符号。浮雕中可见梳子、镜子与橱柜（亦可能为双折蜡板书写板（diptychon）？）。在门枢与门楣之间，雕刻有该丧葬石碑所属的立碑委托者（commenditeur）之母的随身用器。门楣上方的墓志铭中，她的名字位列其丈夫之前：“尤埃利斯普斯托斯（Euelpistos）为其父母营建此墓”。如需获取更多更新，请关注我在Twitter的账号@GeoffreyMarchal。数据来源：Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab