The image depicts three ancient ceramic or terracotta figurines displayed within a glass exhibition case, likely an archaeological museum in Tel-Aviv, Israel

The image depicts three ancient ceramic or terracotta figurines displayed within a glass exhibition case, likely an archaeological museum in Tel-Aviv, Israel. Two standing figurines are prominent in the foreground, positioned on a raised platform covered in red felt fabric. The figurine on the left is a slender, light-colored, stylized human figure with an elaborate, bifurcated headdress featuring multiple perforations. It presents small, pointed breasts and a marked navel. The figurine to its right is also a light-colored, standing human figure with outstretched arms. Its head features multiple perforations, and a dark, possibly metallic, element is visible near its left shoulder. A small turquoise-colored bead is embedded in its abdomen area, slightly above the navel. Thin support wires are visible near its legs. In the lower right foreground, the back of the head and shoulders of a third, light brown figurine with a distinct stylized coiffure or headdress is partially visible. The glass of the display case shows a grid-like pattern, possibly a protective mesh or a reflection of external architectural elements, along with various reflections. The background, viewed through the glass, is blurred but reveals additional archaeological artifacts, primarily pottery vessels, arranged on shelves in a dimly lit setting. The overall environment suggests an indoor museum or gallery space with focused lighting on the displayed items. Shadows of the figurines are cast onto the red display platform.