Against the east wall of the garden stood an aedicula shrine. Supported by a solid masonry base were two thin columns without capitals that supported a simple pediment. In the tympanum was a large painted aquatic red bird with its wings spread. Across its wings lay a black cord ending in a bow knot. On each side of the bird stood a green marine goat. The base of the aedicula was painted black with a painted garland. The back wall of the shrine was hollowed out like a niche in the form of a sea shell. Today, only the base and the interior shell structure remain.