An image taken in San Bernardino Tlaxcalancingo, Mexico, captures a section of a multi-panel decorative screen

An image taken in San Bernardino Tlaxcalancingo, Mexico, captures a section of a multi-panel decorative screen. The screen features a glossy black background adorned with a repetitive geometric grid pattern composed of small, four-petal white and gold floral motifs, suggestive of mother-of-pearl inlay, framed by thin gold lines. Within this pattern, several panels are inset with framed three-dimensional figures. From left to right and top to bottom, the visible subjects are: 1. An intricately detailed, dark-toned rhinoceros figure in profile, possibly made of bronze or a dark jade-like material, resting on a textured base within an octagonal frame. 2. An ornate censer or lidded urn, featuring prominent handles, rendered in a light green and reddish-brown, possibly jade or a similar stone, situated on a small, reddish-brown stand within an octagonal frame. 3. A dark brown horse figure, depicted in a walking stance with one front leg raised, fitted with a light tan saddle, contained within a rectangular frame. 4. A tall, dark green carved vase, possibly jade or a similar dense stone, with detailed surface texture, positioned on a light-colored stand within a rectangular frame. The top portion of the image shows a plain, uniformly white background, indicating the screen is positioned against a flat wall.