An overhead view depicts a dining scene in Letnitsa, Bulgaria

An overhead view depicts a dining scene in Letnitsa, Bulgaria. The primary subject is a white ceramic plate, positioned centrally, holding approximately a dozen irregular pieces of cooked meat, likely pork hock or trotters, characterized by light brown and beige skin, fat, and connective tissue, with a moist, glossy surface. Some pieces exhibit visible bone fragments. The plate features a decorative border on its upper left edge, consisting of red floral elements and black swirling patterns. The plate rests on a light beige or off-white woven tablecloth with a subtle horizontal texture. In the blurred background, to the upper left, a clear glass vessel with the partial word "CHI" (possibly "CHIVAS") is visible. To the upper right, another transparent rectangular glass container holds a light-colored, creamy substance mixed with small red and orange ingredients. The scene is illuminated by artificial light, casting soft shadows and creating highlights on the food and plate surface. No individuals are present.