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A retail window display in Stara Zagora, Bulgaria, exhibits an Easter-themed arrangement of plush toys and figurines. The display is set on a two-tiered surface, with the upper tier covered in artificial green grass and the lower tier consisting of a polished gray granite step. On the upper tier, from left to right: a tall, light-brown plush rabbit wearing a light blue bow tie and light blue shoes stands upright, holding an orange carrot. Adjacent to it, a small grey plush dog sits next to a grey bucket filled with white flowers. Two medium-sized light-brown plush rabbits are seated; one wears a pink and white striped dress with a white collar and holds yellow flowers, while the other wears blue denim-style overalls over a striped shirt and holds an orange carrot. Two small yellow chick figurines, one standing and holding a blue butterfly, and a smaller one sitting, are also present on the grass. On the lower granite step, from left to right: a small yellow chick figurine wearing a green cap is positioned next to a white dog figurine wearing pink bunny ears and a pink bow tie. A white cat figurine with yellow bunny ears is next. Behind these figurines, a white rectangular sign displays partially visible German text: "FREU VER SUCHEN." These items rest on an oval-shaped mat decorated with pastel egg shapes. The display is viewed through a clear window, which reflects the surrounding environment. Visible through the window is a dark brown ornate metal gate with decorative scrollwork and geometric patterns. Beyond the gate, a light-colored building with multiple windows, bare deciduous trees, and a blue pedestrian crossing sign are discernible. Reflections of dark-colored vehicles and a partial reflection of a person holding a camera or phone are also visible on the window surface, particularly on the right side. The building facade surrounding the display features a dark brown frame on the right and horizontally-stacked light-colored stone cladding on the lower left.
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