Temple Relics Museum: Contemporary Display of Old Components

Render a small museum within a Taiwanese temple complex, displaying architectural components removed during past repairs. Show a calm contemporary interior with plain off-white plaster walls, a dark stone floor and a plain ceiling with a recessed lighting track — deliberately neutral so the objects carry everything. Display a carved timber bracket set on a slim steel stand at eye height, lit by a precise concealed spot so its undercutting throws dramatic shadow. Beside it, mount a section of cut-and-paste dragon in a low-iron glass case, and hang three painted door panels flat on the wall in a row with generous space between them. Show small engraved labels giving the component name, date and the craftsman where known. Include a large photograph on one wall of the temple before restoration. Keep the lighting bright on the objects and dim elsewhere. Add a bench facing the bracket set. Photorealistic, gallery-like, dark objects against pale walls, eye-level view.