Part of “The King's Audience" relief which was discovered by E.F. Schmidt in the treasury of Persepolis in 1938. In the audience relief the Achaemenid king is on the throne and holding a wand and a flower in his right and left hands respectively. Behind the king there is his prince and behind him there are two royal servants. There are two flower shaped incensories. Behind these incensories, there is a courtier reporting to the king, with two other courtiers behind him