The image portrays an interior view of a grape drying facility, or "kishmish khana," located in Bazar-e Panjva'i, Afghanistan

The image portrays an interior view of a grape drying facility, or "kishmish khana," located in Bazar-e Panjva'i, Afghanistan. The structure features a robust framework constructed from numerous raw wooden poles and beams, supporting a overhead canopy made of coarse, light-brown woven material, allowing diffused light and airflow. Rows of horizontal wooden racks extend throughout the facility, from which numerous clusters of light green to yellow grapes are suspended, indicating an active drying process. In the foreground, a person clad in a dark garment and pink gloves leans over a large, dark, cylindrical metal pot on the dirt floor. This individual holds a rectangular metal tray filled with grapes, appearing to transfer or process the fruit. Adjacent to this, another large, silver-colored pot also contains grapes. To the right, a red and white insulated container rests on the ground. In the mid-ground, a person wearing light-colored traditional clothing walks away from the viewer, moving deeper into the drying rows. Further right, a smaller figure is crouched near a stack of yellow plastic crates, seemingly engaged in sorting grapes. Multiple blue and yellow plastic crates are scattered on the uneven dirt floor, some upright and some overturned. Scattered grapes are visible on the ground. Additional figures are partially visible in the background among the drying racks. The scene is illuminated by natural light filtering through the woven canopy, creating dappled shadows on the ground.