The image displays a museum exhibit featuring five terracotta artifacts behind a reflective glass panel

The image displays a museum exhibit featuring five terracotta artifacts behind a reflective glass panel. In the upper center, a circular, ring-shaped terracotta flask with a narrow neck and two small handles is suspended, exhibiting faint white inscribed text around its circumference. To its lower left, a terracotta vase with a flared rim and bulbous body stands, decorated with white swirling and horizontal patterns. Adjacent to the vase, two smaller terracotta bowls are positioned: a shallow, flanged bowl with incised lines, and a deeper, footed bowl with linear decoration. On the far right, a large, shallow terracotta dish is tilted upright on a transparent stand. The glass panel reflects the museum's environment, revealing distinctly vaulted stone ceilings and rough-hewn stone walls characteristic of historic architecture. Subtle overhead spotlights are also reflected, illuminating the display. A faint, partial reflection of a human figure is visible on the glass in the lower central area. This scene is located within the **Musée de Cluny – Musée National du Moyen Âge** in Paris, France, consistent with its collection of Gallo-Roman artifacts and its architectural integration of ancient Roman structures.