The woman stands with her right hand bended over her abdomen. She is dressed in a peplos secured tightly around her waist with a belt. Over the peplos she wears a himation wrapped around her shoulders and falling covering her arm. Her hair forms curls with three locks spilling over her breasts.

Quite possibly this fragment belongs with the lower part of the female figure Ακρ. 587 and has also been connected with the relief depicting Hermes (Ακρ. 622). It has been identified as one of the three Graces who are often worshipped with him. There is, however, the view that Hermes and this female figure derive from separate relief works.