The image displays an outdoor vertical arrangement of fifteen square, decorative tiles affixed to a light-colored, possibly concrete, wall

The image displays an outdoor vertical arrangement of fifteen square, decorative tiles affixed to a light-colored, possibly concrete, wall. The tiles are organized in five rows and three columns. Each tile features a unique embossed or carved pattern and distinct color, including shades of dark brown, light brown, beige, tan, various greens, blue-grey, white, and reddish-brown. Patterns include intricate floral motifs, geometric designs such as diamonds and vertical stripes, and abstract textures. Small black fasteners are visible on the surface of most tiles, indicating their attachment to the wall. Several tiles exhibit minor chips and surface wear, consistent with outdoor exposure. To the left of the tiled display, a dark-leaved tree is partially visible, behind which a blurred white vehicle is discernible. The ground immediately below the tiles appears to be a paved or graveled surface with sparse green vegetation. This collection of historical tiles is located at Rynok Square 6, Lviv, Ukraine, as part of the Lviv Historical Museum complex.