
The image is a photograph of a sign on a wall that reads "Ceramics" in Chinese characters. The sign is rectangular in shape and has a white background with black text. The text is written in a traditional Chinese font and is centered on the sign. Below the text, there is a subtitle in English that translates to "Japanese ceramics developed to incorporate techniques and designs from China and Korea, which were adapted to suit the unique lifestyles and tastes of the Japanese people. Particularly in the Azuchi-Monoyama period (1873-1883), the Japanese ceramica was produced in the early 20th century. During the early 15th century, the ceramic production began in Japan. It was produced by the Japanese artisans of Kyoto and Kyoto, Japan, and produced highly individual works based on adaptations of these styles."

The sign also has a number 13 on the right side, indicating that it is part of a larger display.
