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

This image depicts a cheerful creature which resembles a snail, drawn in a very simplistic and whimsical manner. The snail has a large, swirling shell on its back and a long, curved body. Unlike a natural snail, this one has two large, round eyes on stalks that extend upwards, and it wears a small bow tie just below its neck, suggesting a human-like personality or character. Next to the snail, there are a couple of plants one looks like a quaint flower with multiple petals, and the other resembles a tulip. These plants are also drawn in a simple, stylized way. The entire scene is quite playful and appears to be intended for amusement or decoration rather than an accurate portrayal of nature.