Against the west wall of the atrium stood an aedicula shrine. This consisted of a rectangular podium on which two columns sat supporting a roof. The podium was coated in stucco and painted in imitation marble. In the centre of each side was a painted wreath. The whole structure was heavily ornamented with stucco moudling. Today only the base and columns survive with remnants of paint and stucco moulding on its back wall.