We see a stone box with carved ornaments. Our point of view is almost square to one of its vertical faces, to our right, which is rectangular in shape. We see this face in great detail. To our left, we only see a little from another vertical face, which appears to be square in shape. The rectangular face has a mostly plain border with a thickness measuring about one fifth of the width of the field it frames. The upper border is adorned with two sets of sinusoidal lines, which intertwine to produce a continuous series of infinity symbols. The inner field is decorated with mid-relief ornamental carvings, revealing a vertically symmetrical design. A flower with a tall stem and a round head, surrounded by what appear to be petals, constitutes the central axis of the design. From its bottom, a long stalk emerges, rising along the right side of the flower, and then continuing into a volute which occupies most of the right side of the field. Smaller and larger leaves grow out of the stalk, being displayed either from the side or from the front. Standing on a larger leaf, a medium-sized bird pecks at the flower head. Another similar bird is perched on the stalk, in the upper right corner of the field, pecking at a fruit bunch. The design is reflected almost identically on the left side of the field. Although hard to distinguish, the field of the square face of the box, to our left, appears to be ornamented with one central motif, an inflorescence seen from above. The border arrangement is identical to that of the rectangular face.