A circular, dark brown compressed Puerh tea cake, approximately 20-25 cm in diameter, is centrally positioned in the foreground, partially wrapped in crinkled white paper and resting within black fabric

A circular, dark brown compressed Puerh tea cake, approximately 20-25 cm in diameter, is centrally positioned in the foreground, partially wrapped in crinkled white paper and resting within black fabric. A small segment of the tea cake's left edge appears to have been removed. Behind this, on a dark brown, ribbed wooden tea tray, a tea ceremony arrangement is present. From left to right: a red-capped gas lighter; a white porcelain gaiwan with blue dragon or bird motifs on its lid and body, resting on a matching saucer; two small, empty brown ceramic tea cups; and a clear glass pitcher (chahai) holding a light amber-colored liquid, indicative of brewed tea. The tea tray and its contents are situated on a light-toned surface adorned with a subtle grey geometric star pattern, likely a tablecloth. The scene suggests an indoor residential setting prepared for tea service. Regarding the location in Hrodna, Belarus, the image contains no visual identifiers to confirm its geographic origin or specific placement within the city.