A seated Vesta rests beside a cow and two goats, cradling a lamb—creatures tied to sacrificial rites. Above her float Roman coin motifs: one bearing a bust inscribed VESTA P.R. QVIRITIVM (‘Vesta of the Roman People, of the Quirites’), another showing a sacred flame atop an altar, and a third depicting the round temple of Vesta. She appears both domestic and divine, guardian of the hearth and of Rome itself.