Yeibichai style weavings depict ceremonies in which human dancers impersonate Yeis.  There are usually six dancers, often shown in profile with one leg bent as if dancing.  Other figures may include a lead dancer, a 'following' clown known as Water Sprinkler, the Medicine Man, and the patient for whom the ceremony is being performed.  All of these figures are rendered as realistically proportioned human beings. 
     Weavers use life-like colors in Yeibichai rugs, and although the ceremonies depicted all take place at night, Yeibichai weavings seldom depict a night scene.