The image features a serene traditional East Asian scene, resembling a Japanese sumi-e ink wash painting. In the foreground, there’s a set of tea ceremony utensils arranged neatly on a fabric with a floral pattern—crimson and beige dominate the palette. The utensils include a dark tea bowl, a white whisking bowl containing a bamboo whisk, and a smaller white drinking cup all placed on rectangular black lacquered trays. On the right, the fabric's floral design displays blooming cherry branches in hues of red and beige, with an attention to detail and texture that evoke a sense of delicate elegance. In the background, the composition reveals a misty mountainous landscape, composed of two main peaks, providing a sense of depth and vastness. The mountains are rendered in gentle gradients of blacks and grays, suggesting a soft, textured terrain. An overhanging cherry blossom branch occupies the upper left quadrant of the image, its flowers in a vibrant red, stark against an aged parchment-colored background. The canvas exudes an old, textured quality, enhancing the tranquil and historic ambiance of the scene. There are Japanese characters in the upper left side, likely signifying the artist's signature or the theme of the artwork, along with a square red seal stamp below the characters—both are common elements in East Asian art signifying authenticity and origin.