Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-05-07

The image shows a fragment of a ceramic piece, likely from a bowl or dish. The fragment is a light, slightly translucent blue-green color, possibly celadon glaze. It appears to be broken irregularly, with jagged edges indicating the point of fracture. The base of the fragment is a small, raised circular structure, potentially the bottom of the bowl or a decorative element. Inside this circle, numbers "2000.262.18" are written, suggesting a catalog or identification number. The fragment has a cracked or crazed surface, giving it a subtle texture. The background is a plain white surface, providing contrast and emphasizing the texture and color of the ceramic fragment.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-05-07

Here is a description of the image:

The image shows a fragment of a ceramic dish, likely a bowl or a similar vessel. The fragment is a light, seafoam green color and has a smooth, glossy surface.

The piece includes the intact rim of a small, raised central area or bowl, with a thin, unglazed beige edge. The interior of this raised area shows the same green glaze as the exterior. The inscription "2000.262.18" is visible inside the bowl, near the rim.

The surrounding portion of the dish appears to have been part of a slightly wider, flat surface or a shallow dish. The edges of the fragment are broken and chipped, revealing the unglazed ceramic underneath. The color of the ceramic is light grey. The light source appears to be diffused from above, creating soft shadows on the white background. The overall impression is that of a delicate, broken antique ceramic artifact.