The image displays a security information area within Tallinn Airport, Estonia

The image displays a security information area within Tallinn Airport, Estonia. A light blue wall with a perforated light blue ceiling forms the background. A large, horizontally oriented black sign with a wooden frame is mounted centrally on the wall. The sign is titled "Näiteid keelatud esemetest / Examples of prohibited items" in white text. The left section contains explanatory text in both Estonian and English, noting the non-exhaustive nature of the prohibited items list and the discretion of security officers. The right section displays four categories of prohibited items, each with a small icon and bulleted examples in Estonian and English: "Vedelikud, geelid ja aerosoolid" (Liquids, gels and aerosols), "Relvad, tulirelvad ja muud seadmed" (Guns, firearms, and other devices), "Teravate otstega esemed" (Objects with a sharp tip or sharp edge), and "Lõhke- ja süüteained" (Explosives and incendiary substances). Below the sign, integrated into a white counter, is a brightly illuminated glass display case. Inside, various items are arranged and marked with yellow labels A, B, C, and D. Under label A: a small bar of soap, a clear bottle of cologne/perfume, a light blue tube of lotion, and a transparent plastic water bottle. Under label B: a dark-colored handgun and a ball of grey yarn with two knitting needles protruding vertically. Under label C: a collection of small sharp objects including several razor blades, a small folding knife, a corkscrew, a multi-tool, small scissors, and a screwdriver. Under label D: a red Zippo lighter, a single large rifle bullet, a red lipstick tube, a small metal multi-tool, a red portable gas canister, and a miniature wooden rolling pin. Below the display case, the white counter surface features three circular, recessed disposal openings with metal rims. Each opening has a black label above it. One label is partially visible, indicating "PROHIBITED ITEMS" (likely a translation from Estonian), and another shows "PACKAGING" (also likely a translation).