A life-sized, weathered pirate statue stands on a street sidewalk, positioned between a pale green building wall exhibiting cracks and peeling paint, and a glass storefront entrance

A life-sized, weathered pirate statue stands on a street sidewalk, positioned between a pale green building wall exhibiting cracks and peeling paint, and a glass storefront entrance. The statue depicts a male figure wearing a black wide-brimmed hat adorned with a white skull and crossbones emblem, a red bandana, an eyepatch over its right eye, and a dark, greying beard and mustache. He is dressed in a brown collared shirt, a black long coat, and cream-colored breeches. A dark brown sash or bandolier diagonally crosses his chest, securing two small flintlock pistols. The statue's left arm (viewer's left) terminates in a silver hook, while its right arm (viewer's right) grips a silver-bladed sword with a brown hilt. The right leg (viewer's left) is represented as a silver-colored peg leg with brown bindings at the knee, and the left leg (viewer's right) wears a black boot. The statue stands on a base composed of coiled ropes, with a white plastic bag containing text tied to its left leg. The visible Serbian text reads "ZABRANJENO DIRANJE LUTKE I MAČA," which translates to "TOUCHING THE DOLL AND SWORD IS FORBIDDEN." To the immediate right of the statue is a glass storefront door equipped with two curved, polished chrome handles. The glass displays reflections of an overcast sky and surrounding building structures. Decals of skulls and crossbones are affixed to the glass. Additionally, a "Raiffeisen BANK" logo and various payment method stickers (Visa, Mastercard, Maestro, Dina, American Express) are visible. Text printed on the lower right portion of the glass door identifies the business as "THE PIRATE SWEETS SHOP," owned by Vojo Svilar, located in Novi Sad, Serbia, at Danila Kiša 11/5, near Pozorišni Trg (Theatre Square), with a mobile number of 0695011602.