Only the bottom part with embroidery has been preserved from the apron. The embroidered insert is sewn on thin canvas. The embroidery, done in tapestry technique, is made of colorful wool. This type of embroidery was not done in a village setting; the embroidered bands were bought at fairs. On both sides of the inserted embroidery, a pre-drawn embroidery is also stitched with colored wool. A full flat stitch is used. Textile teeth have been preserved from the apron, which originally edged the entire apron. Further preserved is a textile fabric that connected both halves of the apron, part of the fabric forming the front side of the cover.