A tree trunk in Pleven, Bulgaria, is depicted adorned with traditional Bulgarian Martenitsa decorations

A tree trunk in Pleven, Bulgaria, is depicted adorned with traditional Bulgarian Martenitsa decorations. The trunk is encompassed by a black, multi-tiered circular metal frame, both of which are densely wrapped and decorated with red and white yarn. Two prominent yarn dolls, styled as Pizho and Penda, are central subjects: one primarily red with a black cap, the other predominantly white with red yarn hair, both possessing minimalist stitched facial features. Numerous smaller red and white tassels, pom-poms, and braided Martenitsa ornaments, some featuring minor green, brown, and yellow elements, are attached to the metal structure and wrapped around the tree. The ground is paved with grey square tiles. In the background to the left, a building with a light-colored, possibly marble, staircase leads to an entrance. An air conditioning unit is mounted on the building wall, and a large display window exhibits an artistic graphic of a face. To the right, a building entrance with partial Cyrillic signage, including "SK" and fragments of "ТЕЛИЕ," is visible, with sparse vegetation beyond. The scene represents a public festive display associated with the Martenitsa tradition.