This image details the interior of a commercial establishment, such as a restaurant or cafe, characteristic of those found in Wrocław, Poland

This image details the interior of a commercial establishment, such as a restaurant or cafe, characteristic of those found in Wrocław, Poland. In the central foreground, a large, teal-glazed ceramic vase is prominently displayed on a light-toned wooden table. The vase is intricately sculpted into the form of a male head, featuring a turban, distinct mustache, and beard. It contains a dense, artfully arranged collection of dried botanical elements. These include numerous beige poppy seed heads on stems, various golden-brown dried grasses and feathery plumes, diverse flat and spherical seed pods, spiky brown flower cones (resembling Banksia or Protea), curled dried stems, and several flat, light-brown elements that appear to be either dried pasta or specific plant ribbons. To the immediate right of the vase, on the wooden table, a black pepper grinder, a white salt shaker, and a menu held within a clear stand are grouped. These items are positioned in front of a black, possibly plastic, napkin dispenser. The background features a tiled wainscoting section, composed of rectangular tiles arranged in vertical stripes of alternating teal-blue and muted terracotta or reddish-brown colors. Above this tiled section, the walls are painted a light, neutral beige or off-white. On the left side of the frame, a framed painting with warm, indistinct imagery hangs on the wall, partially obscured by the vase. A dark brown wooden chair back is also partially visible on the left. On the right side, a black, minimalist coat rack with multiple horizontal pegs is mounted against the wall. The ceiling is visible in the upper background, featuring a white air conditioning vent, a white speaker unit, several recessed spotlights, and a decorative light fixture with clear or frosted elements. No people are present in the scene.