
In the center of the truncated pyramidal ceiling is a square caisson embellished with a floral medallion. The sunken panel is framed by four square border patterns. The first contains alternating semicircular floral clusters; the second has a diamond-shaped pattern adorned with persimmon flowers; the third has alternating circular floral clusters and trefoil floral designs; and the last has layers of flowers, petals, pennants, and chimes, which together form a kind of valance pattern. The four ceiling slopes are covered with the Thousand Buddhas.
For more details, go to the Encyclopedia of Buddhist Arts: Caves Mo-S, page 1141.