Two Roman-era terracotta funerary vessels are displayed against a dark museum background; the larger amphora is decorated with a preserved plant wreath, while the smaller vessel features painted floral motifs in a cream and terracotta palette. A small wooden funerary tag (pinakion) inscribed in ancient Greek script is placed in front, serving as a burial identification label. These objects are part of the collection of the Greco-Roman Museum in Alexandria, Egypt, reflecting the Hellenistic and Roman funerary traditions practiced in ancient Alexandria.