The image shows a group of six ancient Egyptian canopic jars displayed on a glass display case. The jars are made of clay and are of different sizes and shapes. They are arranged in a row, with three on the left side of the display case and two on the right side. 

The jars are of the same size and shape, with a round body and a narrow neck. They appear to be made of a light-colored material, possibly clay or stone, and have intricate carvings on their surface.

In the center of the image, there is a small figurine of a bird, possibly a falcon, perched on top of one of the jars. The bird is facing towards the viewer, with its head turned to the side and its beak slightly open. The jar on the top left is slightly larger than the other two, and the jar in the middle is slightly smaller than the one on the bottom right.
- The jars have a smooth, polished finish and are decorated with hieroglyphics and symbols. The background is dark, making the jars stand out even more.