A vertical photograph captures a detailed outdoor scene featuring a carved wooden sculpture of a bear holding a sign, serving as signage for a establishment

A vertical photograph captures a detailed outdoor scene featuring a carved wooden sculpture of a bear holding a sign, serving as signage for a establishment. The central subject is a rustic, dark brown wooden bear sculpture, positioned in a sitting or crouching stance with its head slightly raised and mouth open. Its textured surface simulates fur and musculature, crafted from a single or multiple pieces of wood. The bear's front paws are extended upwards, supporting a horizontal, arrow-shaped wooden sign. The sign is carved with the Cyrillic text "БЕРЛОГА," which translates to "Berloga" or "bear's den/lair," and points to the right. The entire sculpture is mounted on a larger, rough-hewn wooden tree stump, around the base of which numerous pine cones are scattered on the ground. The immediate ground surrounding the sculpture is a mix of sparse green grass and bare earth. In the background to the left, a paved path is visible, beyond which a metal staircase with white railings ascends upwards. Further behind the staircase, lush green trees indicate a natural outdoor setting. To the right of the sculpture, a dark grey building wall is present, featuring a rectangular window with a dark frame that reflects the sky. A prominent bright yellow metal gas pipe runs vertically up the building wall, incorporating a flanged connection and a small white valve or gauge. The scene is brightly illuminated by natural sunlight, indicating a clear day. This sculpture is located at the Cafe "Berloga" (Берлога) at Marina Raskova Street, 10A, in Engels, Saratov Oblast, Russia.