A single white Calla Lily (Zantedeschia aethiopica) is prominently featured, slightly off-center, within a dense natural environment

A single white Calla Lily (Zantedeschia aethiopica) is prominently featured, slightly off-center, within a dense natural environment. The flower's spathe is a pure white, curled inward to form a trumpet-like shape, with a visible bright yellow spadix at its center. The top-right portion of the spathe is illuminated by direct sunlight, casting a subtle shadow on its lower-left curve. Surrounding the flower are multiple large, dark green, heart-shaped or sagittate leaves, characteristic of the Calla Lily plant. Several of these leaves exhibit brown discoloration and irregular edges, indicative of age or minor damage. One large leaf in the upper right quadrant shows significant browning along its edge. The ground beneath and around the plants is covered with a dense mat of small-leafed green ground cover, possibly clover or a similar creeping plant, with some darker soil or organic matter visible. The scene is located in El Rincón de Monagas, Venezuela.