In a daytime outdoor scene, two men are seated cross-legged on the ground under the shade of trees. The ground beneath them is a mix of dry earth and green grass. The man on the left wears dark green or black traditional clothing, which includes a long robe-like garment and a matching head covering or shawl draped over his head and shoulders. He has a full grey beard and appears to be listening intently. The man on the right is dressed in light grey or beige traditional attire, also consisting of a long garment and a matching head covering, possibly a turban. He has a dark beard and is actively speaking, gesturing with both hands as he talks. He is wearing open-toed sandals. Between the two men, a long wooden pole, possibly the handle of a shovel or hoe, leans diagonally against the ground, with its blue-tipped end resting on the dirt. The background shows more green trees and foliage, suggesting a rural or semi-rural environment. The lighting indicates it is daytime, and the men are comfortably situated in the shade provided by the trees. The overall mood appears calm and conversational.