An overhead view captures a dark wooden display table with a glass top, located within a tea-related establishment in Ramboda, Sri Lanka

An overhead view captures a dark wooden display table with a glass top, located within a tea-related establishment in Ramboda, Sri Lanka. The table features eight square compartments, each containing a different type of tea, identified by a rectangular beige label with black text. From top-left, clockwise, the tea types are: "GREEN TEA" (finely rolled dark leaves), "DUST" (very fine dark particles), "GOLDEN TIPS" (slender golden-brown tea buds), "F. PEKOE" (dark, twisted leaf fragments), "B.O.P." (granular dark tea), "B.O.P.F" (finely broken dark tea), "O.P." (long, wiry dark leaves), and "SILVER TIPS" (slender, silvery-white tea buds). Two white ceramic tea cups are inverted on matching saucers on the right side of the table. The saucers display circular text in red and yellow: "kingswood tea factory" and "factory fresh Ceylon tea." The visible bases of the inverted cups are marked "Noritake Lanka Porcelain" and "Sri Lanka." A reflection of a smartphone is visible on the glass surface above the "F. PEKOE" and "O.P." compartments. A dark shoe is partially visible in the bottom-right corner on a speckled floor surface. No individuals are explicitly depicted, but the reflection and shoe indicate a person is actively viewing and photographing the display.