This is a section from an elaborately painted ceiling made of wood. There are twelve recessed squares within a three by four grid, partitioned transversally by wooden boards, and longitudinally by lathes. The grid is outlined by a non-recessed, thick wooden border. Each square has a unique image of a floral medallion. The primary colors of the painted ensemble are red, green, and gold on a brown background. The vertical walls of the recessed squares have images of semi-nude people outdoors with animals in different poses. The border of the grid is decorated with cavorting heralds blowing trumpets, surrounded by swirling vines, and accompanied by nudes draped across the backs of red horse-like beasts. All the people depicted are light skinned. Centered on each side of the border are shields, each bearing a unique coat of arms. Shield bearers in elaborate tunics hold the shields in one hand, while the other outstretched arm holds a bowl of food for the horse-like animals, the legs of which are green and tipped with talons. These bearers seem to be glancing in a worried manner at the beasts. The outside of the border is separated by a simple thin wood frame from the next recessed square ensemble.