A single Ukrainian 1 Hryvnia banknote is centrally displayed, lying flat on a dark, textured surface, likely a countertop

A single Ukrainian 1 Hryvnia banknote is centrally displayed, lying flat on a dark, textured surface, likely a countertop. The banknote is oriented vertically, revealing its obverse side. The primary subject is a detailed portrait of a bearded man, identified by Cyrillic text below as "Володимир Великий" (Volodymyr the Great), wearing a patterned historical cap and attire. To the left of the portrait, the blue and yellow Ukrainian trident national emblem is visible, alongside three smaller, stylized figures depicted in religious robes. The denomination numeral "1" is prominently featured in the upper left corner and vertically along the right edge of the banknote, accompanied by the Cyrillic text "ОДНА ГРИВНЯ" (One Hryvnia). The banknote exhibits minor wear and slight creasing, particularly at its edges. The background surface is uniformly dark black with subtle variations in texture, suggesting a solid, non-reflective material. A blurred, orange-red element is partially visible in the extreme bottom-left corner of the frame. The image provides no visual context or identifying features to determine its geographical location, including the city of Meknes, Morocco.