At the top centre is the palatial abode of Vajrasādhu (a Buddhist deity), emanating a five-coloured rainbow. In its upper storey, below the Chinese-style roof is a golden vajra (thunderbolt) flanked on either side by king's and queen's earrings, below which is a frieze containing a wheel of the Dharma flanked on either side by two deer and two human heads. In the main chamber below are the accoutrements of the protector: a wide-brimmed rattan hat like the hat of a sṅags pa (tantric practitioner), adorned with yellow silk pendants, and a blue robe. Beneath the hat is a necklace encircling a large rectangular turquoise pendant which might perform the function of the mirror breastplate of an oracle priest.