The image displays the "Rose Queen" statue, also known as the "Kazanlak Thracian Princess," located in Rosarium Park in Kazanlak, Bulgaria

The image displays the "Rose Queen" statue, also known as the "Kazanlak Thracian Princess," located in Rosarium Park in Kazanlak, Bulgaria. The scene is captured at night under artificial illumination. The central subject is a tall, white, stylized female statue, constructed from stone or marble. The figure is depicted with an elaborate headdress, large, multi-segment earrings, and flowing, draped garments. Her left arm extends forward, presenting a small, light-colored object resembling a rose. Integrated into the right side of the statue is an amphora-like vase, appearing intentionally fractured near its neck. The statue is mounted on a rough-hewn, dark gray stone plinth, featuring a rectangular golden plaque with unreadable text affixed to its front. The statue is positioned amidst low-lying green shrubs and dark soil. The background consists primarily of dense, dark green coniferous foliage from trees, silhouetted against a deep black night sky. Multiple artificial light sources are visible: a prominent spherical, blue-white street lamp on a pole stands to the left of the statue, and several other, less distinct streetlights are scattered in the mid-ground. Faintly illuminated structures or stalls, along with additional lights, are discernible in the far background. No human figures are present or distinctly visible within the frame.