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The image displays two open, deep red display cases showcasing a collection of surgical instruments. Each case has a red velvet-like lining, and the instruments are laid out on this surface. Above the instruments, on a slanted red panel within each case, there are printed descriptions of the instruments in Spanish, accompanied by line drawings of each tool. The text in the top left and top right panels reads "Instrumentos quirúrgicos de Abulcasis," meaning "Surgical instruments of Abulcasis." The bottom of the display cases features text that reads "Torre de la Calahorra · Museo Vivo de Al-Andalus," indicating the location as the Calahorra Tower in Córdoba, Spain, which houses a living museum of Al-Andalus. The instruments themselves are slender, metallic, and appear to be made of silver or a similar polished metal. They vary in shape and size, featuring various types of probes, scalpels, forceps, and cauterizing tools. The instruments are arranged in rows within the display cases. The lighting in the scene suggests an indoor museum environment, likely with ambient lighting illuminating the display. There are no people visible in the image. The overall presentation is that of a historical exhibition dedicated to the surgical practices of Abulcasis.
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