An indoor display in Shab'a, Syria, showcases various Syrian national stone and marble products

An indoor display in Shab'a, Syria, showcases various Syrian national stone and marble products. The primary feature is a textured wall constructed from numerous rectangular and cuboid blocks of diverse natural stone types, including polished, rough-hewn, striated, speckled, and marbled finishes in shades of beige, cream, light brown, dark brown, grey, and black. Above this main wall, a smaller grid of thin rectangular samples of varied materials is visible on the upper left. Centered above the blocks is a white bas-relief panel depicting a feather and small birds. To the right, a dark green panel features the golden eagle emblem of the Syrian Arab Republic with Arabic script. A white sign below the feather panel explicitly states "منتج وطني سوري" and "Syrian national product". In the foreground, two roughly carved, light yellow/beige stone pillars stand on a dark floor. No individuals are present in the scene.