What is in this image? Describe it as if you were explaining it to someone from the 15th century.

The image depicts a fanciful drawing that combines the form of a heart with the likeness of a small mouse. The heart, which in your time symbolizes love and affection, is stylized with an irregular boundary and adorned with several round marks that could remind one of holes in a piece of cheese. Inside this heart, on its right side, there is a depiction of a mouse’s head, including its ears, eyes, nose, and whiskers, merging as though the mouse is part of the heart itself.Such imagery could be understood as charming or playful, and nowadays it might be used for decoration or as part of a story for children, reflecting themes of love and whimsy together. In your era, this might be likened to drawings in manuscripts, used to illustrate tales or fables.