The image depicts a kitchen scene in Givatayim, Israel, featuring two stovetop espresso makers (moka pots) resting on a gas range

The image depicts a kitchen scene in Givatayim, Israel, featuring two stovetop espresso makers (moka pots) resting on a gas range. In the foreground, a black, cast-iron stovetop grate, indicative of a gas range, occupies the lower portion of the frame. The grate exhibits visible grease and residue from prior use. Placed upon this grate is a circular, metallic trivet or reducer with an intricate, cut-out pattern, upon which both moka pots sit. The moka pot on the left is a shiny, stainless steel model with a black plastic handle, appearing relatively modern and clean. The moka pot on the right is an older, aluminum model with an octagonal base and top, a black plastic lid knob, and a black plastic handle. This aluminum pot shows significant signs of wear, including scuff marks, discoloration, and oxidation, with a visible pressure release valve on its lower section displaying rust and grime. The background consists of a white tiled backsplash with horizontally oriented subway tiles. Some tiles show minor yellowish stains. To the right, a dark gray window frame or cabinet edge is partially visible against the tiled wall. A cream or off-white countertop surface is visible beneath the tiles to the right. No people are present, and no activity is occurring. The stovetop burners are not ignited.