The image is a photograph of a plaque on a wall in a museum. The plaque is black in color and has white text written in Korean. The text reads "Bronze Bell of Cheonheungsa Temple" and is written in both English and Korean. Below the text, there is a description of the bronze bell, which is the oldest of Goryeo bells that took after Bronze bells of Unified Silla. It shows new decorative elements from Goryeeo dynasty including a dragon facing the front with cintamani in its mouth and tablet-shaped frame. According to the inscription, the bell was produced in 1010 at Cheonheonungsas Temple in Mt. Seonggeosan.