The image is a close-up of an ancient stone carving on a wall. The carving is in black and white and appears to be made of stone or stone. It depicts a group of six figures, all of whom appear to be Hindu deities. The figures are arranged in a line, with their arms and legs stretched out in front of them. They are all wearing traditional Indian clothing and headdresses, with intricate patterns and designs on their heads and bodies.

In the center of the image, there is a large figure with a crown on their head, holding a staff in their right hand. To the left of the figure, there are two smaller figures, one on either side of the other, who are also holding staffs. The figure on the left is holding a scroll or a staff, while the figure in the center is holding an object in their left hand. Both figures are facing each other and have a peaceful expression on their faces. The background of the carving is a dark grey color, and the figures are outlined in black. The overall impression is of a scene from a Hindu temple or temple complex.