A roughly carved wooden bear sculpture stands centrally in a public park area of Koprivshtitsa, Bulgaria

A roughly carved wooden bear sculpture stands centrally in a public park area of Koprivshtitsa, Bulgaria. The brown-toned sculpture, depicting a bear standing upright on its hind legs, is crafted from a single log with visible chisel marks, featuring carved eyes, a snout, ears, and black-painted claws. It is mounted on a lighter-colored, thick wooden tree stump base. The immediate foreground consists of dry green and brown grass with sparse vegetation and scattered organic debris. A low stone retaining wall extends horizontally across the mid-ground. To the left of the sculpture, a large deciduous tree with bare branches partially obscures a dark-roofed gazebo and traditional Bulgarian houses with red-tiled roofs and light facades. A few individuals are walking in this area. To the right, another bare-branched tree is present, behind which more traditional houses, including one with a red awning, line a street. Several vehicles are parked on the street, and multiple groups of people are walking on a paved surface. The background features a distant forested hillside under a clear blue sky. Bright sunlight illuminates the scene, casting visible shadows from the sculpture and surrounding trees onto the ground.