This image captures an indoor museum exhibit at the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya (CSMVS) in Mumbai, India

This image captures an indoor museum exhibit at the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya (CSMVS) in Mumbai, India. The scene features multiple tiers of ancient or traditional Indian sculptures displayed against textured walls and pedestals under artificial lighting. On the upper tier, two stylized lion figures, carved from a light-colored material resembling wood or light stone, are positioned on a mustard-yellow textured ledge. Both lions exhibit exaggerated, wide-open eyes with visible pupils and a small red mouth. The left lion faces forward, while the right lion is seated with its head turned right, displaying a coiled tail. To the right of these lions, mounted on the same mustard-yellow wall, are two smaller, light-colored figures of seated, bearded men, likely rishis or sages. The left figure holds an object in its hands, and the right figure holds an object near its face. Below these, on a prominent dark gray textured pedestal, are two dark gray stone sculptures of stylized quadruped creatures, possibly lions or bovines, each depicted in a prone position. Each creature features a distinct circular emblem, incorporating a swastika symbol, carved into its hindquarters. Further below, on a smaller, lower dark gray pedestal, are two more identical dark gray stone sculptures of these stylized creatures, also lying down. The surrounding environment includes a mustard-yellow textured wall on the lower section, transitioning to a lighter beige or off-white textured wall on the upper section. A wooden panel ceiling is partially visible at the top. The floor is covered with light-colored, speckled tiles. A clear glass barrier with square markings along its base is visible in the immediate foreground, indicating a visitor viewing area.