An ornate ceramic stove or fireplace stands prominently in the corner of a meticulously decorated room within a historical building in Nyasvizh, Belarus

An ornate ceramic stove or fireplace stands prominently in the corner of a meticulously decorated room within a historical building in Nyasvizh, Belarus. The structure, primarily light blue and white, features extensive gilded accents and sculptural details. Its upper section displays an arched niche flanked by sculpted ram's heads and topped with an intricate finial. A central motif on the mid-section is a circular golden shield bearing a black double-headed eagle surmounting a blue shield with a white symbol. Below this emblem, white relief carvings depict garlands and vertical fluting. The base incorporates a projecting mantel shelf, beneath which a rectangular white door features a bas-relief of classical figures, possibly cherubs, interacting in a landscape. A small white sign with red text, partially visible, reads "DO NOT TOUCH." The walls on either side of the corner are covered with light blue patterned wallpaper or fabric, framed by gilded molding. Lower wall sections are paneled in a lighter blue with gold and a darker blue-green trim. Two multi-candle sconces, made of gold-toned metal, are mounted on the walls; the one on the right includes crystal embellishments. The ceiling features intricate white molding and cornices. The floor is composed of wooden parquet. No individuals are present in the scene.