The fountain is placed on a pedestal with three steps, 5.20 m. in height and 4.75 m. in width. Pointed arched niches were placed in the rectangular façade centres of the building. In the centre of the niches, there is a mirror stone close to the water trough. There are four panels on the mirror stone, each of which is bounded by a straight and a concave moulding. The panel in the centre of the mirror stone is surrounded by a convex moulding and there is a passionflower motif on the arch corners.
On the south façade, unlike the other façades, there is an inscription just above the mirror stone. The inscription is enclosed in a cartouche and written in nesih calligraphy. The stone border above the inscription is flanked by a row of mouldings, one inverted and one straight, connected on a diagonal axis. The flat tops are carved with motif carving and the reversed tops are carved with ground carving technique, providing a full and empty appearance on the surface.There is a row of muqarnas on this border. On the north and south facades, the section between the muqarnas and the pointed arch keystone is left empty, while on the east and west facades these sections are filled with floral compositions. A central vine and crest motif form the axis of symmetry of this composition.
The fountain has a row of muqarnas located just below the eaves and circulating the entire façade. The eaves of the fountain made of wooden material protrudes quite far out and has a closed form rum shaped at the corner points of the façade.