The image captures an indoor scene within an Eataly store, likely situated at Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport in Fiumicino, Italy

The image captures an indoor scene within an Eataly store, likely situated at Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport in Fiumicino, Italy. The primary subject is a large vertical white sign suspended from a black metal frame against a dark, textured wall with mottled grey, black, and subtle reddish-brown tones. The sign is titled "PERCHÉ LA PASTA È BUONA" in Italian and "WHY PASTA IS GOOD" in English, followed by text explaining pasta's simple two-ingredient composition (durum wheat and water) and its distinct pleasure. The bottom portion of the sign displays a photographic illustration of various pasta types, including a bundle of spaghetti tied with a red ribbon, and a glass jar filled with tubular pasta. The wall features multiple wooden shelves supported by black metal brackets. On the upper left shelf, a patterned tote bag with a red, orange, green, and white floral/leaf design is partially visible. The lower left shelf holds a small potted plant with green foliage in a reflective gold-colored pot. On the upper right shelf, two tote bags are displayed: one matching the floral pattern, and a second checkered green and white bag with "EATALY" printed in white text. The lower right shelf contains two small potted plants with green foliage in grey pots. Wooden structural beams with black support brackets are visible along the top edge of the wall. No individuals are present in the scene.