The keru shows the Inca and his wife, "La Coya", both under two separate rainbows. Both rainbows are connected by the head of a jaguar lying at their feet. The mouth of the jaguar is the starting point for the rainbow. Above the two jaguar heads there is a motif showing a shield and above it a helmet. The representation means victory, happiness and prosperity under the rule of the Inca. The jaguar points to war and is interpreted as a guard of the Inca emperor and the fortunes of war represented by him. The "La Coya" holds a kantuta branch in her hand. The keru is divided by a band of tocapus. In the lower half there are further plant representations. The "kerus" are made in the technique of Japanese lacquer work.