Hunting in the Middle Ages represented a highly prestigious way of entertainment among the members of the highest aristocratic layers. This specific way of spending free time found materialization not only in period iconography, but also in embossed decoration of tile stoves heating the representation rooms of manor houses. In Czech Silesia these genre motifs are documented in the Cvilín castle, which was built by the Opava Přemyslids on the edge of a wooded forest in Jeseník near Krnov, but also in Opava where a production center is assumed based on petrographic analyzes.