The image is a photograph of a sign that reads "Fahua Ware" in Chinese characters. The sign is attached to a beige wall with two screws. The text is written in black and is in a traditional Chinese font. Below the text, there is a list of the special decorative effects and unique national style of fahua ware, which were popular in South China. 

The list includes:

- Shanxi in the middle and late Yuan Dynasty. The fusogenic agent of fahuwa ware is mirabilite. The main glaze colors include blue, indigo, and purple.
- Green, white, and yellow are the auxiliary colors. The porcelain ware manufactured and chasing are adopted.

There is also a description of the porcelaine ware being used in the experience of shanxi and the late Ming Dynasty, which is the only difference that the body used is porcelains body rather than pottery body.