The image presents a forensic view of a systematic display of approximately 50-60 distinct, small, handmade ceramic vessels arranged in horizontal rows and vertical columns on a plain white wall

The image presents a forensic view of a systematic display of approximately 50-60 distinct, small, handmade ceramic vessels arranged in horizontal rows and vertical columns on a plain white wall. Each vessel, typically wider at the top and narrower at the base, exhibits unique variations in color, glaze, texture, and pattern, ranging from solid hues like blue, green, brown, and grey to speckled, mottled, or abstract multi-color designs. Some vessels feature exposed, unglazed clay bases. Each ceramic piece is individually supported by a small, white, U-shaped bracket or minimalist shelf protruding uniformly from the wall. The clean, unadorned white background and consistent lighting suggest an indoor gallery or retail environment located in West Jerusalem, Israel. No people are present, and no actions or interactions are depicted within the frame.