barbal

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Maggot on a hook Royalty Free Stock Photo

schooling of juvenile coral catfish Royalty Free Stock Photo

schooling of juvenile coral catfish or striped eel catfish or saltwater catfish Royalty Free Stock Photo

Matcha powder to dried leaves and spices. The jars are sealed

juvenile coral catfish or striped eel catfish or saltwater catfish Royalty Free Stock Photo

Parkhali/Barhal Church was the built at the time of Bagrat II-one of the Bagratian Kings958-994 Royalty Free Stock Photo

Maggot fly larva on a fishing hook close up with blurry green background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Various glass jars filled with different loose leaf teas and powders are arranged on a wooden surface. Labels on the jars name the contents including Matcha Osblof rt Pabab and Barbal. Some jars have wooden scoops or spoons inside. The contents vary in color and texture from green matcha powder to dried leaves and spices. The jars are sealed with metal lids labeled with additional names indicating a selection of aromatic ingredients potentially for culinary or tea purposes.