There are four pilasters decorated with carved lotus leaf capitals and acanthus bases. The cornice is decorated with dentils and acanthus carvings beneath the roofline. A border of acanthus, scrollwork, and egg-and-dart moldings bordered the section. Late Antique and Byzantine arabesque tendrils are stylized versions of the acanthus plant. The frieze depicts a continuous line of acanthus. The columns are topped with Corinthian capitals that feature acanthus leaf designs. The putti are framed in acanthus scrolls, above which there are several images of masks. There were Ionic and Corinthian capitals with acanthus leaves. Ancient Greek columns of the Corinthian order are decorated with acanthus leaves. Some of the most popular motifs are wreaths, acanthus leaves and pomegranates. Acanthus leaves were sculpted on the top of these columns. The capitals have a fusion of acanthus leaves with the four pendant Indian bells. The hood ornament uses an image of an acanthus leaf. The baptismal fonts are decorated in acanthus leaves, among which is a pre-Hispanic style skull. The second level has columns formed by shells, acanthus and vines.