Kul-e Farah relief III, detail of individual from the northern face

This figure on the north face of the relief provides a good example of the diverse treatment and individualization of the participants. He is rather slim and narrow waisted, has a large nose, and wears a “visor” hairstyle with a short back-braid. His hands preserve outlines allowing a reconstruction of the “hands-clasped” gesture: the right hand is positioned on top, holding the left hand, and two of its fingers (most likely the index and middle fingers) protrude, revealing outlines of nails. Outlines of the fingers of the left hand are also visible.