One and the same pattern appears in more colours by turns. The most used patterns were geometrical: a rhomb, stylized “mirab” (kind of patter), little dining-tables, an amulet, German boxes and bombs, French candies, chests (“kuveri”); and figurine ones: a lizard, flame, small bird, scorpion, stagbectle, a branchy tree, turtledoves in several variants, roses in several forms, too, pomegranates, wreath – a cross section of flowers braided into a wreath, a flower (carnation, peansy, mother in law, tongue, a tulip, a rose …). The ornaments are not static, they have always been transformed and enriched continually.