Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-05-14

The image displays four pottery shards against a plain white background. Each shard varies in shape and decorative pattern, suggesting they come from different vessels.

The first shard, located on the left, has an irregular shape and is adorned with a chaotic pattern of curved, red lines on a light brown or beige base.

The second shard, to its right, is a flatter, more angular piece. It features two parallel red lines running across its width.

The third shard has a more geometric design with a band of brown and red lines near its bottom and a series of curved lines or dashes above it.

Finally, the shard on the far right is triangular and decorated with a red border and a stylized swirl or coil pattern. The colors and designs on the shards indicate they may be archaeological artifacts, possibly from ancient pottery.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-05-14

The image shows four pieces of broken pottery, likely fragments of ancient ceramic vessels, arranged against a plain white background. The pottery shards vary in shape and size but appear to have similar colors: a warm, earthy tone of light orange or tan for the base material and reddish-brown or orange paint for the decorative elements.

Each shard features distinct painted designs, suggesting they were once part of more elaborate, decorated pottery. The design elements include:

• Wavy lines
• Horizontal stripes
• Geometric patterns
• Curvilinear motifs such as spirals

The image gives the impression of historical artifacts, possibly archaeological finds. The simplicity of the presentation, set against a plain white background, puts emphasis on the objects and their design.