A large, weathered terracotta-colored ceramic vase is displayed within a recessed, arched niche in an outdoor wall in Batheay, Cambodia

A large, weathered terracotta-colored ceramic vase is displayed within a recessed, arched niche in an outdoor wall in Batheay, Cambodia. The niche features a back wall of rectangular light brown bricks or tiles and is framed by rough-hewn white stone blocks. The vase possesses a bulbous body, a tall neck, a flared rim, and two scrolled handles on its sides. A circular relief sculpture depicting flowers and foliage is centered on the front of the vase's body. Small ferns and green foliage grow within the niche, particularly around the vase's base and along the stone trim. The vase rests on a small, dark base within the niche, which is supported by a light gray concrete shelf. The exterior wall, predominantly light beige or off-white, exhibits horizontal grooves and visible signs of weathering, including dirt and dark discoloration. The ground below the wall and shelf consists of sparse, dry grass and exposed dirt. No individuals or active events are depicted.