The balcony was painted in fresco by an unknown artist at the time the church was built. In 1972, the work was uncovered from a thick layer of plaster. It depicts scenes from Holy Week, in a style related to that of Wallachia. The soldiers who whip Jesus are shown in Ottoman, Austrian and Hungarian uniforms, a subtle form of protest at the Romanians’ condition. The painting is on two levels, divided by a stone inscription from 1791. Further painting occurred in 1923 and 1938, while the whole church, aside from the 18th century area, was repainted in 1965–1970. The parish owns a number of valuable objects, including the Romanian tricolor which Andrei Șaguna carried to Câmpia Libertății in Blaj during the 1848 revolution, among the oldest flags in the country.