Before us is a magnificent example of traditional wooden architecture with rich decorative elements. The window opening is framed with an exquisite window surround (nalichnik), executed in a style characteristic of Russian wooden architecture. The window frame features an arched completion with a semicircular pediment, adorned with intricate carved ornamentation.
Particularly noteworthy are the carved elements flanking the window, depicting stylized birds (presumably sirins or alkonosts) positioned on decorative pedestals. These vertical compositions are an excellent example of folk woodcarving art, where mythological images are organically woven into the architectural context.
The upper part of the facade is crowned with a carved frieze featuring geometric ornaments, creating a rhythmic composition and emphasizing the horizontal articulation of the wall. The wall itself is made of horizontally laid boards (cladding), painted in a light tone, creating a contrast with the brownish color of the window frame.
The condition of the object indicates its historical value but also suggests the need for restoration—there is visible damage to the glass, paint wear, and general signs of material aging. Nevertheless, even in this condition, the facade demonstrates the high craftsmanship of folk artisans and the rich traditions of Russian wooden architecture.