The image shows a display case with various ancient Egyptian artifacts on display in a museum. The display case is made of glass and is filled with different types of artifacts. On the left side of the display case, there is a large vase with a lid and a handle, and on the right side, there are two smaller vases with intricate designs and patterns. In the center of the image, there appears to be a statue of an Egyptian goddess, possibly a pharaoh or goddess of the underworld. 

On the top left corner of the case, next to it is a small statue of a seated figure with a long headdress and a crown on her head, holding a staff. Next to the vase is a tall, cylindrical container with a handle and a lid. In front of the container is a smaller vase and a small figurine of a bird on top.

The vase on the top right corner is decorated with hieroglyphics and symbols, and there are several smaller figurines scattered around it. The vase in the center is also decorated with a floral design and has a bird perched on top of it. There are also several small figurines of people and animals on the bottom right corner. The figurines appear to be made of clay or stone and are of different sizes and shapes. The background is white, and the overall color scheme of the exhibit is predominantly beige and brown.