On the wall, there are four incense burners (kandila) hanging in a row, their intricate designs reflecting a sense of tradition and spirituality. The burners, made of metal or ceramic, are delicately shaped, with small holes or patterns through which the incense smoke rises gracefully. Below them, two water bowls are placed symmetrically, their smooth, rounded surfaces reflecting soft light. The bowls, perhaps made of clay or porcelain, are simple but elegant, exuding a sense of calm and purity. The overall arrangement on the wall creates a serene and sacred atmosphere, blending the scent of incense with the peaceful stillness suggested by the water bowls.