Part of fireplace decorative woven material (boucharopodia). Its horizontal decoration structure divides it into two zones, one in red and one in blue, with a distinct scale, the arch, whose outline is emphasized by the use of green and white colors. The upper part is dominated by anthropomorphic motifs (grandfather), as well as by zoomorphic motifs, such as the face-to-face pairs of animals, and a number of smaller geometric patterns, crafted in red, yellow, blue, green, black and white colors. The central decoration motif is the diamond (petes), with toothed frame of two-headed eagle on the outline (barely visible) and a number of supplementary geometric elements, such as the diamond and the mug, as well as anthropomorphic (grandfather) and zoomorphic (two-headed eagle) motifs.