On the left is a cylindrical pen holder or pencil cup. It is made of light-colored wood (possibly a type of sandalwood or similar light wood) and features intricate, deep relief carvings of what appear to be traditional or mythological figures and decorative patterns. The holder contains a few writing instruments: a silver and black pen, a pencil, and a mechanical pencil.

On the right is a stylized wooden camel figurine. This carving is also made of light wood. It is a 'jali' or openwork carving, especially on its back, where circular patterns have been cut out, giving it a delicate, lattice-like appearance. The camel is shown mid-stride.

The background is softly focused (bokeh effect), showing a bright window with sheer curtains, letting in a lot of diffused light. To the left of the window is a white bookshelf filled with books, and to the right is a blurred, plush blue armchair, suggesting a cozy study or living room setting. The overall lighting is soft and bright, highlighting the detailed craftsmanship of the wooden objects.