The image shows a display case with six small terra-cotta figurines on it. The figurines are arranged in a row and are of different sizes and shapes. Each figurine has a unique design and color scheme. 

On the left side of the display case, there is a plaque with the text "Terra-Cotta Art" and a description of the figurines. Below the plaque, there are two smaller plaques with text that reads "Large numbers of small Terra-Cota figurines have been found at the two major Indus Valley sites. Many were probably intended as offerings-especially the females and bulls-but some may have been toys."

The figurines appear to be made of ceramic or porcelain and are displayed on a beige-colored wall. On the right side, there appears to be a sculpture of a conch shell.

At the bottom of the image, there seems to be another sculpture of the same type of sculpture.