A rectangular, blue informational plaque is prominently displayed on a light-colored wall, secured by two clear circular standoffs in the upper corners

A rectangular, blue informational plaque is prominently displayed on a light-colored wall, secured by two clear circular standoffs in the upper corners. The plaque is titled "Source Cachat" on the left and "Cachat Spring" on the right, with the red "evian." logo centrally positioned at the top. Below the title, text in both French (left column) and English (right column) provides a detailed historical account of the Evian mineral water source. A central image on the plaque depicts a decorative water dispensing structure, presumably the Buvette Cachat in Évian-les-Bains, France. This structure features a classical-style archway or niche, topped with a pediment. Inside the niche, the background is adorned with stylized floral tiles in shades of blue, green, orange, and white. A dark-colored spigot protrudes from the tiled wall, positioned above a semicircular basin. The base of the structure rests on a light-colored, patterned floor with dark grout lines. The overall scene is static, devoid of people or direct action, focusing on the historical information and the iconic water source infrastructure.