Plaque decorated in the black-figure technique. It was found in 1957 at the Sanctuary of the Nymphe and the upper right corner was filled-in.

It depicts a seated goddess stepping on a footstool. She is dressed in a chiton and himation and has a necklace around her neck and sandals on her feet. In her hands she is holding myrtle branches, while she lifts with her right hand the himation covering her head in the well-known gesture of revealing. In front of her a, similarly dressed, worshipper with a stephane on her hair, offers her more branches. On the plaque’s upper left corner there is a hole for its suspension on a wall, tree or somewhere else, whereas the corresponding hole on the other corner has been restored.