The beauty of vessels was increased by green and brown spots that were applied with brushes and did not coincide with the ornament. From the twelfth century onwards, the ornamentation of vessels became very different:  there were floral and geometrical patterns, pictures of animals and monsters, mythological scenes; many of such designs served as an amulet for their owners.

Different tools were used for making ornaments including instruments with sharp or dull working edge, combed stamps were applied to make multi-waved patterns, though brushes were used to paint the ware. When firing, the artefacts were separated one from another with a special tripod. These and other tools are presented in the left part of the vitrine.

The vitrine contains multi-coloured vessels with engraved images of various lattice-works, dragons and riders fighting with dragons, snakes with birds, and fishes.