The boundaries of the burial field are marked by unformed shaped boulders of medium to small size, some connected by iron chains. Along the rear boundary of the field two larger compositional elements. The first on the left in the form of a large boulder with a surface elaborated in the form of schematically outlined rocks, in the centre of which, in front, a relief carved figure of Christ emerging from the clouds. Below, an engraved inscription with letters filled in with black paint (1). Resting against the base of the boulder are two rectangular plaques with inscriptions made in the same technique. On the larger one on the left (2), on the smaller one on the right, an inscription dedicated to the Kubasiak family, Franciszek (d. 1989) and Zofia née Waniek (d. 1989). The right-hand corner of the grave area at its head is occupied by a smaller composition in the form of two mountain hills, through which a path with cast-iron posts and chains has been marked out, leading to figures of angels and a cross stylised as a wooden one with arms joined by a pair of rafters. Leaning against this composition against the rock is a third plaque dedicated to members of the Wańek and Ramik families - with engraved inscriptions, in part referring to those who died after 1945 (3). On the same side, closer to the front, a fourth plaque is leaning against one of the smaller boulders with an inscription referring to a person who died after 1945. The last of the inscriptions has been placed on a boulder adjacent on the left to the larger compositional element (4).