In the atrium on the east wall was a shrine comprised of a cult painting and an arched niche, sitting 1.60m above the ground. The painted scene was immediately below the niche on a white background. It depicted a sacrificial scene flanked by the Lares, each carrying a rhyton and situla. Between them stood a circular altar with a quadrangular base with the tibicen and the camillus to the left. A pine cone and egg furnished the altar. On the right of the altar was the Genius, painted larger than all the other figures. The Genius held a cornucopia and poured a libation from a patera. In the second register, two crested serpents were depicted, one on each side of a circular altar on which sat fruits and flowers. The background of the scene was filled with plants. The top of the painted scene was decorated with painted garlands which were red, yellow, and green.