You can find various example of how to draw irregular shapes here: How to draw a irregular circle(shape)?
My MWE is based on Guilherme Zanotelli's answer.
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{tikz}
\usetikzlibrary{decorations.pathmorphing, positioning}
\tikzset{
mydot/.style={
circle, inner sep =1pt, fill=black
},
irreg/.style={
decoration={random steps, amplitude=2pt, segment length=10pt, post length=10pt, pre length=10pt}, decorate, rounded corners
},
}
\begin{document}
\begin{center}
\begin{tikzpicture}
\coordinate (centro);
\node[label={[label distance=-3pt]45:$1$}, mydot, below right=16pt and -8pt of centro] (1) {};
\node[label={[label distance=-3pt]45:$2$}, mydot, above right=2pt and 12pt of 1] (2) {};
\node[label={[label distance=-3pt]45:$3$}, mydot, below=12pt of 1] (3) {};
\node[label={[label distance=-3pt]45:$4$}, mydot, above right=2pt and 12pt of 3] (4) {};
\node[label={[label distance=-3pt]45:$1$}, mydot, above=6ex of centro] {};
\node[label={[label distance=-3pt]45:$2$}, mydot, below right=12ex and 4em of centro] {};
\node[label={[label distance=-3pt]45:$3$}, mydot, below left=12ex and 4em of centro] {};
\node [left=7em of centro] (a) {$1\dots1$};
\node [right=7em of centro] (b) {$2\dots2$};
\node [below=20ex of centro] (c) {$3\dots3$};
\draw[irreg] ([xshift=-6em]centro) ellipse (10em and 16ex);
\draw[irreg] ([xshift=6em]centro) ellipse (10em and 16ex);
\draw[irreg] ([yshift=-16ex]centro) ellipse (6em and 20ex);
\node[font=\Large,below left=10ex and 14em of centro] {$e_{1}$};
\node[font=\Large,below right=10ex and 14em of centro] {$e_{2}$};
\node[font=\Large,below=37ex of centro] {$e_{3}$};
\end{tikzpicture}
\end{center}
\end{document}

1...1what do you exactly mean with that? – Alex Recuenco Dec 11 '17 at 07:24