A white, rectangular bas-relief plaque, approximately 0

A white, rectangular bas-relief plaque, approximately 0.75 meters tall and 0.5 meters wide, is mounted centrally on a wall constructed of horizontally-stacked, light brown wooden logs. The relief depicts a male figure in a left-facing profile, characterized by a prominent mustache, long hair, and traditional attire including a tall hat, an embroidered shirt, and a long coat. He grasps a curved shepherd's crook in his left hand and an axe in his right. In the upper right background of the relief, a small, stylized building with a domed or spired roof is subtly visible. The lower section of the plaque features embossed Ukrainian text. The prominent top line reads 'ЛЕГЕНДАРНИЙ СТРЮК' (Legendary Stryuk), with 'ЧАБАН' (Shepherd) inscribed directly below it. Further text at the bottom left states 'Засновник селища ЯСІНЯ' (Founder of the village Yasinia), and on the bottom right, 'побудував перше дерев'яну церкву' (built the first wooden church). The scene is located in Yasinia, Ukraine.