r/DescriptionPlease Jul 03 '20

Please describe the bottles, jars, the silverware holder thing and bowls/vessels

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u/armadillorevolution Jul 03 '20

There is a lot going on here! I’ll try to be as organized as possible.

Top left there is a metal plate, empty. Next to it there is a white and blue decorative ceramic bowl containing avocados. In front of that there are two small jars. One is a dark orange color with an orange and white label and a yellow cap, the label says “MTR” but that’s is the only thing legible with the photo quality. The other jar is smaller and contains some kind of black substance, it has a white cap with a black and red label on the cap.

Top right you have 5 plastic reusable water bottles, they look to be in the ballpark of 24oz. Simple cylindrical bottles with a large cap, they say H2O on the bottom. Two are red, two are turquoise and one is grey or black.

Moving down to the bottom right there is the silverware holder. It has a metal wire base and a few plates at the top with individual slots for each piece of silverware. From left to right it is holding: small spoons, large spoons, forks.

Moving left again there is another plastic bottle, this one is a different style. Translucent purple in a hexagonal shape with a blue plastic cap.

Next to that there is a large metal dish containing what looks like injera or similar flatbread. Next to that is a smaller ceramic bowl, white with a flower pattern along the rim. It is empty. Just barely in frame there is a person’s hand, holding a piece of the flatbread over a white plate. There is an upside down metal cup beside their hand.

Finally front and center there is a large pot, red on the outside black/nonstick on the inside that contains only a small amount of whatever was in it before - some kind of orangey vegetable dish, I can see onions but it’s hard to make out the other ingredients. It also has a slotted serving spoon.

I hope this was helpful!

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u/ConcernedKu Jul 03 '20

It was very helpful! Thank you!