Title Tea Time in the Village Medium Acrylic on paper Size 3/2 Description In the scene, a group of women and a man are sitting together, enjoying tea served in clay cups and steel tumblers. In front of them, baskets and containers are filled with milk, tea, and other items, suggesting a tea stall or a community tea-time gathering. One boy is carrying a basket full of cups and pots on his head, while in the background, a girl stands with a younger child, adding warmth and life to the picture. The thatched huts and greenery emphasize the village setting.The painting beautifully captures community bonding, hospitality, and the essence of shared moments in rural life

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