On the altar92s right is the manuscript chest, a cupboard painted with stenciled decorations and the pulpit, a simple low-backed seat, where the monastery 91s head monk sits cross-legged to preside over the assembly of devotees. Another piece of the vat's furniture is the candle-holder in front of the altar. Chinese influence is recognizable in the design showing the bodies of two mangara-naga entwined in a simple knot. The naga heads stretch out on each side under a jagged crest. A prasat rises in the middle of the reptiles' back.