The image is a photograph of a sign on a wall that reads "Ceremonial Costume for a State Official". The sign is written in Russian and appears to be a list of ceremonial costumes for a state official. The text is written on a white background and is in black font. 

At the top of the sign, there is a red and gold emblem with a coat of arms in the center. Below the emblem, there are two lines of text in Russian, one in English and one in Russian. The first line of text reads "Монтольция прохождения торриниценный всловых куплас" which translates to "The official costume for the state official" in English.

The second line of the text explains that the ceremonial costume is for the 17th-20th century Mongolian nobility and that it is a state ceremonial costume. It is made of a white fabric with a red ribbon tied around the neck and a black hat with a feather on top. The hat is decorated with a gold emblem on the left side. The emblem is a shield with a lion's head and a crown on top, and the text is in a smaller font size. The sign also mentions that the costume is suitable for both men and women.