The image depicts the exterior of a building in the Abanotubani district of Tbilisi, Georgia, specifically the Bahrami Sulfur Bath

The image depicts the exterior of a building in the Abanotubani district of Tbilisi, Georgia, specifically the Bahrami Sulfur Bath. The facade features two distinct sections: a left portion with a red-brown textured surface adorned with a repetitive floral-like relief pattern, and a right portion of worn, light brown-grey concrete with vertical paneling. A white-framed, two-pane window is centrally positioned on the red-patterned wall. Below the window, on a grey concrete ledge, are three freestanding, cream-colored letters spelling "KYIV," alongside two small black planters containing dried, trailing vegetation. A string of decorative lights with black casings and small bulbs, including one red, spans horizontally across the facade above the window and towards the entrance. A small white rectangular box is affixed to the red wall near the left side of the window. To the right, a white-framed glass door, slightly ajar, serves as the entrance. Above the door, a dark sign displays "საუნა ბაჰრამი" (Sauna Bahrami) in Georgian script, accompanied by a stylized symbol. Directly above this, a larger white sign with black text partially visible reads "SULFUR BATH." A small speaker or camera device is mounted above the entrance. Two grey concrete steps lead up to the doorway from the lower right. The building exhibits signs of age and wear. No people are present in the scene.