In Setagaya, Japan, two illuminated tubular Edison-style filament light bulbs are suspended vertically from an overhead structure

In Setagaya, Japan, two illuminated tubular Edison-style filament light bulbs are suspended vertically from an overhead structure. Each bulb is attached to a thick, braided natural fiber rope, likely jute or hemp, which features a frayed, tassel-like detail where it meets the bulb's socket. The ropes are intricately coiled and wrapped around an overhead grey metallic pipe or beam, which is partially visible. The bulbs emit a warm, orange-yellow light, highlighting their internal vertical filaments and casting a soft glow on the ropes and surrounding surfaces. The ceiling above is dark grey with subtle rectangular paneling. To the lower left, a dark blue-grey wall is visible, against which a metallic electrical conduit pipe is mounted, running horizontally and then curving downward. No individuals, explicit actions, or interactions are depicted.