A large number of terra-cotta figurines has been collected, demonstrating the existence of a rich artistic tradition. The main type of female representations is a sitting woman with long legs, large breasts, slender neck, and a slightly tossed head covered with a small cap. Sculptures were made of clay tempered with chopped straw and were covered with red or yellowish slip. A small head on a slender neck, protruding breasts, and massive hips were meaningful parts of the artistic canon.
Large figurines have peculiar designs painted on outer parts of their hips.
Possibly these designs were in some way semantic, and they also could represent a tattoo with which the Ilgynly women decorated their bodies. Among the small finds, conical ceramic spindle whorls and animal figurines, usually rather schematic and made of unbaked clay, are fairly common. A.Kasparov identifies most of animals as bulls.