A large, clear glass terrarium, shaped like an inverted teardrop or demijohn, occupies the central focus of an indoor scene

A large, clear glass terrarium, shaped like an inverted teardrop or demijohn, occupies the central focus of an indoor scene. The vessel, approximately 60-70 cm tall, is sealed at its narrow neck with a light-brown cork stopper. Inside, a miniature ecosystem thrives, consisting of various green plants: a dense layer of short, grass-like foliage covers the dark substrate at the base, above which multiple species of ferns with diverse leaf patterns and shades of green are prominent, filling the majority of the volume. A small piece of natural wood or bark is visible among the internal flora on the right side. The glass surface exhibits minor dust particles and several bright reflections from artificial light sources, illuminating the plants with vibrant green and slight purple hues. The terrarium rests on a round, dark-stained wooden table or stool featuring intricate, carved relief patterns. The immediate background consists of a light-colored wooden plank wall. On the left, white electrical cables, one with a black inline switch, run vertically along this wall, partially obscured by the terrarium. A dark clip or hook is also affixed to the wall on the left. To the right of the terrarium, further wooden paneling, possibly a window frame, is visible, with a blurred window revealing ambient light beyond. A small, irregularly shaped piece of natural bark or cork is attached to the wooden surface on the right. No individuals are present in the scene. The specific location within Pardes Hana-Karkur, Israel, cannot be determined from the visual information provided.