A street-level view depicts the storefront of "Herboristerie Bab Haddad" in the Medina of Marrakesh, Morocco

A street-level view depicts the storefront of "Herboristerie Bab Haddad" in the Medina of Marrakesh, Morocco. The scene features an outdoor, multi-tiered display of approximately twenty large, cylindrical metal containers. These containers are dark brown, adorned with intricate gold and green patterns, some featuring a Hamsa hand design, and are inscribed with the shop's name. They are open at the top, showcasing various bulk natural products, including dried roots, herbs, spices, berries, and ground materials. Interspersed within the display are small wicker baskets holding colorful, coiled dried plant materials in shades of pink, red, orange, yellow, and blue, alongside piles of conical white dried elements and other plant fibers. Behind the display, a light-colored wooden shuttered doorway is present on the left, while an open doorway to the right reveals the shop's interior, containing shelves with bottles, jars, and striped textiles. Reflections in the left-side window display credit card logos and a distant architectural structure. The entire display rests on a sidewalk composed of reddish-brown and tan interlocking pavers. No individuals are visible.