The image depicts an interior museum exhibit located in the **Archaeological Exhibition of the Bratislava City Museum, within the Old Town Hall (Stará radnica) in Bratislava, Slovakia**

The image depicts an interior museum exhibit located in the **Archaeological Exhibition of the Bratislava City Museum, within the Old Town Hall (Stará radnica) in Bratislava, Slovakia**. The scene is dominated by two distinct display installations. On the left, a rectangular transparent glass display case rests on a light grey, solid pedestal. Inside, a collection of grey ceramic artifacts is visible, including a large, ovoid pot with textured or etched patterns, a wide, shallow bowl set on a short pedestal base, and several smaller, unadorned vessels. Behind these artifacts, an uneven dark stone wall is visible through the glass. To the right, a prominent section of wall is painted a vibrant magenta color, forming an inner corner. Against this magenta wall, a large, rustic loom is displayed. The loom is constructed from unhewn wooden branches or logs, featuring a vertical frame supporting horizontal bars. A partially woven piece of light-colored fabric, consisting of numerous parallel white warp threads, extends downwards. From the lower section of these threads, several small, pale, rectangular weights are suspended by thin strings. The base of the loom is enclosed by a low, transparent glass barrier. The upper portion of the room reveals an exposed, curved ceiling constructed from reddish-brown bricks. The floor in the foreground is dark grey, possibly stone or concrete. No individuals are present in the scene.