The image is a red sign with white text that reads "Daily appliances in the Western Han Dynasty". The text is written in both English and Chinese characters. The sign is located in a museum or exhibition space with a glass door in the background. The text on the sign reads "The daily appliances in accordance with the quality of materials, were classified into gold, silver, copper, iron, pottery, jade, bone, horn, and lacquer. They could be classified as containers for holding water, washstands, stoves, cookers, and tableware. They were used to be used in the Imperial War Museum. Emperor Wendi issued a receipt to use pottery materials instead of metal appliances. This has been proved to be true with the evidence that most of the burial objects unearthed from the Han Museum were potteries, not metals."