The image shows three ancient Chinese terracotta figurines displayed on a white pedestal in a museum. The figurines are of a camel and a man, both of which appear to be made of clay or stone. The camel is standing on all fours with its head turned to the side and its body facing towards the left side of the image. The man is standing with his arms crossed and his head turned slightly to the right. He is wearing a long robe and has a hat on his head.

The camel on the left is standing upright with its legs slightly bent and its tail curved upwards. It has a saddle on its back and its legs are stretched out in front of it. The saddle is decorated with intricate patterns and designs in shades of brown, black, and gold. The figures are standing on a beige-colored pedestal with a small plaque in front that reads "Painted and Glazed". The background is a plain white wall.