The image shows three small ceramic vases of different shapes and sizes. The vases are arranged in a triangular formation, with the largest vase in the center and two smaller vases on either side. All three vases have a unique design, with one having a round base and a narrow neck, while the other two have a cylindrical body with a pointed top and a wide base.

The vases appear to be made of a light-colored material, possibly clay or porcelain, and have a smooth, polished finish. The body of the vase on the left has a small opening at the top, which is likely used to hold the contents of the jar. The middle vase has a round neck with a small knob on top, and the body has a wider opening on the right side, which may be used as a handle or a stopper. The two vases in the middle have a similar design, but they are also made of the same material as the one on the bottom. The background is plain white, making the vases stand out.