The scene depicts an interior space, described as located in Tel-Aviv, Israel

The scene depicts an interior space, described as located in Tel-Aviv, Israel. A collection of approximately 29 decorative ceramic plates is arranged across a light-colored wooden floor and a faded oriental-style rug. The rug, predominantly beige with faded red, grey, and blue patterns, occupies the central and upper portions of the frame. The plates vary in size and design; the majority are blue and white, depicting traditional East Asian landscapes, flora, fauna, and figures. Several plates feature multi-colored designs with reds, greens, yellows, and golds, characteristic of Imari ware. One small black plate displays vibrant red and pink floral motifs. Another plate incorporates a religious emblem with a cross and the text 'INTERNATIONAL EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS'. Some smaller plates are stacked. In the upper left, two slender, black furniture legs with brass tips are visible, supporting a light brown wooden surface. A dark grey upholstered object, consistent with a sofa, is partially visible in the upper right, adjacent to a roll of light brown corrugated cardboard and a cardboard tube. No human subjects are present. The lighting is diffuse.