The image displays a dense arrangement of approximately two dozen handcrafted ceramic flowers, predominantly red with black and white centers, situated outdoors in the Eshkol Regional Council, Israel

The image displays a dense arrangement of approximately two dozen handcrafted ceramic flowers, predominantly red with black and white centers, situated outdoors in the Eshkol Regional Council, Israel. Each flower is modeled after a poppy or anemone, featuring glossy or semi-glossy red petals with irregular, slightly undulating edges. The central part of each flower consists of a prominent, dark black circular core, surrounded by a textured, off-white or light gray ceramic ring, which itself has fine, radiating lines. These ceramic flower heads are individually mounted on thin, upright black metal stems of varying heights, creating an impression of depth. The stems are rooted in a dark, granular substrate, visible in the lower portion of the frame, consistent with soil or a dark, textured base. The background is an undecorated, light-colored wall, likely concrete or stucco, exhibiting a subtle texture. The scene is static, under natural, even illumination. No individuals, animals, or dynamic actions are present.