The mythical musician from Thrace, bedecked with a laurel wreath, sits on a rock and plays his lyre. Before him stands a Thracian man, who represents the crowd of Thracian men moved by Orpheus' music. He wears the typical regional costume—a cap with lappets, high-laced boots with flaps, a gaily decorated mantle fastened with lacings in front, and a short belted chiton. A Thracian woman approaches. She wears a sleeveless chiton, a fillet wound three times round her head, earrings, and a necklace. In her left hand, she holds a sickle.