The shoulders are edged with a gilt zigzag band between plain gilt borders and filled with half-leaves. The sides are designed as panels, with cusped arches edged with leaves and with foliate capitals on chevron columns. On one of them a young woman stands on a built-up wellhead with a stylized weir beside it pouring liquid from a gilt ewer into the cupped hands of a young archer on horseback. The background is filled with gilt vine trails. On the side opposite, which has a similar background of vine trails, two women carrying gilt water jars on their heads are shown conversing. The treatment is reminiscent of traditional Ragamala painting, although the finger that the woman on the right puts to her lips is a characteristic Persian gesture of surprise or dismay. On the other two sides are composite flowers with dull blue petals and whitish centres springing from a yellowish-green leafy tuft with black modelling. The background is filled in with gilt florets and minute cloud-scrolls.