The background of the mark is white. In the center of the fragment, there is the groom sitting on a throne. He is wearing a long red garment, with blue edges and apron and a blue cap topped with red. The blue of the edging of the groom's garment, the apron and the cap have black stripes. The throne is of golden color. A small table to the right of the groom is also gold, with three red goblets on it. To the right from the groom there are two figures. The first of these two is wearing a green long garment with black stripes and light brown edging and sleeves. He is holding a red jar from which he is pouring red wine into the middle goblet on the table. The second figure is clad in a long red garment with black edging. These two figures are wearing red shoes and have golden halos above their heads. To the left from the groom the Christ is sitting on a throne of gold. He is wearing light brown garment with dark green edging and sleeves. The edging and the sleeves have black stripes, and the rims of the light brown are highlighted in dark brown. He has a golden halo above his head. To the left of the Christ there are two disciples. The first is wearing a long green robe with black stripes and red folds. The second one is wearing a red garment with green striped sleeves and edging. The disciples are wearing red shoes and have golden halos above their heads. Below these six figures, there is a row of six vessels or jars. The first and the fourth from the left are dark green and are covered with black stripes, the second and the fifth are dark blue and also have black stripes, and the third and the last one are red. Below these jars there is Armenian wording in purple.