The image is a close-up of a sign in Japanese that explains the features of a bronze mask. The sign is written in black text on an orange background. The text explains that the bronze mask is 72 cm high and 132 cm wide, which was quite broken when excavated and has recently been restored. It was made applying mould casting technique with its ears being joined applying the imbedded casting technique. On its forehead there is a square hole which is considered to be a place for decoration. The large mask has a weighty and steady posture and wears a dignified and solemn complexion, which gives a full expression of the infinite power of the divine image as well as the profound artistic attainment of the ancient Shu people.