The image is a photograph of a sign that reads "Buddhist Sculpture in Swat". The sign is written in black text on a beige background with a floral design on the bottom right corner. The text is in Chinese and translates to "Swat, located in the northern Gandhara region (present-day Swat River valley, northern Pakistan), was famous for a unique style of Buddhist sculpture. Swat buddhist images made prior to the 6th century AD show a combination of Gandhi and Gupta styles. From the 6 to 10th centuries AD, Swat sculpture developed an independent style blending Gandharra and Gupta traditions with those of Central Asia. Swats sculpture features simple forms with strong three-dimensional and detailed designs - an influential style for Buddhist sculpture in Kashmir and western Tibet in China."