The image displays a detailed storefront window exhibit in Saverne, France, featuring a collection of plush toys with a festive, wintry theme

The image displays a detailed storefront window exhibit in Saverne, France, featuring a collection of plush toys with a festive, wintry theme. The central subject is a very large, cream-colored teddy bear, seated on a light-colored wooden crate in the center-left of the display. This bear wears a simple light-colored bow around its neck. It holds a small white plush figure wearing a red hat in its left arm/lap and has a small brown plush reindeer resting on its right leg. To the immediate right of the large bear, a medium-sized brown teddy bear wearing a white sweater with a bear emblem is seated on another wooden crate. Further right, a larger teddy bear dressed in a red, white-trimmed Santa-like outfit is partially visible, also on a crate. Below these, several other plush figures are arranged: a brown bear in a pink dress, a white snowman figure with a red scarf, and various smaller white bears in red outfits. On the far left, three smaller plush figures resembling bears or rabbits are vertically suspended against the window glass. The top and bottom figures wear green overalls with white fluffy headpieces; the middle figure wears a red dress and hat. The base of the window display is decorated with artificial snow, green frosted branches, pinecones, and small red ornaments, creating a winter ground scene. White spherical ornaments are suspended at varying heights within the window display. Reflected in the window glass are elements of the street across from the store, including multi-story buildings with windows, shutters, and balconies. A reflection of a light blue vintage-style vehicle is discernible in the upper center. The window frame is gray. Below the window, the building's facade is constructed from large, rectangular, light brown or pinkish-brown stone blocks, exhibiting some weathering and discoloration. A rectangular metal grate, indicating a vent, is present in the lower center of the facade. To the right of the grate, a small, square, off-white electrical box or control panel is mounted on the wall.