Goddess Nut on the sarcophagus of Soter

The goddess Nut is illustrated with a laden fruit tree behind her. Her hair is long and in tresses, and she is adorned with various jewels such as a chaplet, floral collar, and a necklace with pendants. Her arms are decorated with golden bracelets in the form of snakes. A vertical register of hieroglyphs with an invocation to the goddess can be found written down the centre of her body.
The goddess is flanked by the sister-goddesses, Isis and Nephthys, both lamenting.
The imagery appears on the wooden sarcophagus of Soter, son of Cornelius Pollius and Archon of Thebes.