A high-resolution photograph of a small, round clay pot positioned on the left side of the frame. The pot is partially broken, with roughly 20% damage focused on its brim, revealing its raw inner texture. Surrounding the pot are several organized stacks of clay pot shards, each shard measuring approximately 3-4 inches wide. These shards vary in natural pottery hues, including deep charcoal, earthy browns, and muted grays. The scene is evenly lit with soft, natural daylight, eliminating harsh shadows and ensuring every detail is visible. The camera is set to f/16 aperture, 1/125 shutter speed, and a 50mm lens for maximum clarity and depth of field. The background is a neutral, textured surface resembling aged stone, adding to the rustic aesthetic.