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A rectangular wooden display board, approximately 60x90 cm, is vertically mounted against a rough-hewn stone wall in Cortona, Italy. The board is suspended by two twisted metallic wire hooks anchored into the stone. Handwritten black ink text at the top left reads, "ALL TILE PAIRS ARE grouped Like this:". The board exhibits 30 ceramic glaze test tiles, primarily arranged in five rows and six columns. Each tile or tile pair is small and rectangular, showcasing a distinct glaze color and texture. Many tiles feature a consistent raised, semi-circular swirl pattern with concentric lines; others display zigzag textures or plain surfaces. Glaze colors include various shades of brown, beige, green, blue, grey, black (matte and gloss), yellow, red, and off-white. Each tile grouping is accompanied by handwritten black ink labels providing glaze codes (e.g., "CLA 0003 CLEAR", "VLA 3076 Honey", "SLA 293 Green Glaze"), names, and specific application notes or descriptions (e.g., "apply thin becomes murky when too thick", "mix well before use"). Several tiles have strips of masking tape applied, some marked with "X"s or lines. Four tiles, primarily in the "Overglazes" sections, feature small, hand-drawn, cartoon-like figures, including a head with a red hood, a stylized cat, and a chicken. The stone wall behind the display board consists of irregularly shaped, varied grey and light brown stones with visible mortar joints. The scene is evenly and brightly illuminated. No people or active interactions are visible.
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