A large, vertical, rectangular panel, characteristic of a Bulgarian Kuker costume or mask, stands centrally against a pale yellow wall on a light-colored tiled floor in Drazhevo, Bulgaria

A large, vertical, rectangular panel, characteristic of a Bulgarian Kuker costume or mask, stands centrally against a pale yellow wall on a light-colored tiled floor in Drazhevo, Bulgaria. The panel is constructed from numerous circular elements, likely bottle caps or sequins. Its upper section features a stylized grey cobra with red eyes and a yellow/orange patterned body, set against a teal background. Below the cobra, a horizontal band displays white, red, and green circular elements. The lower section depicts a stylized face with two large blue circular eyes centered with black dots, a prominent red elongated nose, and a light brown, shaggy, fibrous beard. The facial area around the nose and beard is rendered in yellow circular elements, with two red circular elements adorned with white dots on the sides. The entire panel is framed by a ruffled dark blue fabric border. To the left of the panel, a draped grey fabric with red graffiti-like markings covers an indistinct object, and several dark, possibly metallic, objects or shoes rest on the floor. To the right, a transparent cabinet is visible, topped with various papers and art supplies, while several white plastic bags lie on the floor beside it.