A rectangular, grey informational sign is affixed to a smooth, reddish-brown wooden surface, likely a door or wall panel, within a building in Eilat, Israel

A rectangular, grey informational sign is affixed to a smooth, reddish-brown wooden surface, likely a door or wall panel, within a building in Eilat, Israel. The sign features a light cream-colored graphic of a coiled hose, spiraling outwards and terminating in an arrow-shaped nozzle, indicative of a fire hose. Beneath this symbol, the Hebrew word "אש" (Esh), translating to "fire," is printed in the same light cream color. The sign is secured by four transparent circular adhesive patches, one on each corner, some exhibiting slight edge wear. The wooden background displays a horizontal grain pattern. No individuals, direct actions, or interactions are depicted in the scene.