The image captures an indoor pottery exhibition or craft market within a spacious hall in Vinnytsia, Ukraine

The image captures an indoor pottery exhibition or craft market within a spacious hall in Vinnytsia, Ukraine. The venue features high ceilings and two large, arched windows on the left, admitting natural light. Numerous handmade ceramic items, including mugs, cups, and bowls, are displayed across multiple rectangular tables draped with dark green fabric covers. These items exhibit a variety of glazes, colors, and designs. On the table closest to the viewer, specific objects include several red, strawberry-shaped ceramics on wooden sticks and a dark ceramic animal figure. White information boards, some displaying a photo of a ceramist named Anton Kuts with Ukrainian text and QR codes, are placed among the pottery. In the left foreground, a female with dark green hair, wearing a black top with white embroidered cuffs and black pants, is leaning forward, actively adjusting or examining items on a display table. In the mid-ground to the right, four additional individuals, predominantly females, are observing items on other tables, mostly seen from their backs. The background features a large, traditional Ukrainian woven textile (kilim) with red, green, black, and white geometric patterns hanging vertically on a light-colored wall. Below it, white shelving units hold a collection of additional ceramic pieces, both glazed and unglazed. Overhead track lighting is visible. The floor is a light-colored, possibly concrete or stone, surface. The scene depicts an organized cultural event focused on handcrafted pottery.