The image is a photograph of a collection of ancient Chinese artifacts. The photograph is taken from a top-down perspective, looking down on the artifacts.

The artifacts are arranged in a grid-like pattern, with each artifact having a unique design and color. The first artifact is a small vase with a handle, the second is a tall, cylindrical vase, and the third is a smaller, rectangular vase. The vase is decorated with intricate patterns and designs, while the vase and vase have a smooth, polished finish.
- The artifacts appear to be made of a light-colored material, possibly stone or porcelain, and are of different sizes and shapes. Some of the artifacts have a curved shape, while others have a more elongated shape. The text on the photograph is written in Chinese characters, which translates to "Accessories of horse and chariot from silver and gold, unearthed from China, Luoyang and collected by Ontario Museum, Canada."