This image captures the interior of a confectionery shop, specifically a Hafız Mustafa 1864 establishment, identifiable by the mirrored reflection of the store's name, likely located in Beyoğlu, Istanbul, Turkey

This image captures the interior of a confectionery shop, specifically a Hafız Mustafa 1864 establishment, identifiable by the mirrored reflection of the store's name, likely located in Beyoğlu, Istanbul, Turkey. The scene focuses on a glass display counter filled with various Turkish delights. In the lower display case, multiple trays of rolled Turkish delight are arranged in stacks. From left to right, these include: golden-brown rolls coated in crushed nuts, green rolls likely pistachio-flavored, purple rolls with visible white centers (indicating nuts), plain white rolls, and dark red rolls. On the upper surface of the display counter, a silver ornate platter holds an assortment of irregular, bite-sized Turkish delight pieces featuring white, purple, and green elements, often mixed with nuts. Adjacent to this platter on a yellow tray, a person, visible from the mid-chest up on the left, is handling a long, white slab of confectionery. This individual wears a grey long-sleeved shirt with red cuff trim and clear plastic gloves. In the background, visible through the display glass, are three distinct pyramidal stacks of Turkish delight: one dark red/purple, one golden-brown, and one white. An orange box containing smaller confectionery and clear bags of candies are also visible. Reflections in the glass show upside-down yellow text, "HAFİZ MUSTAFA 1864", along with a yellow taxi and red vehicle lights, indicating a street view outside. The shop floor is tiled with light grey squares, and the lower portion of the display case features a decorative blue pattern.