The pencil drawing by the late Ali Golestaneh, conveys a warm and inviting feeling through its vibrant colors and playful composition. The scene depicts a collection of vases and containers arranged on a table and stool, using a palette of soft yellows, greens, pinks, and blues. The use of cross hatching and layered strokes creates a sense of texture and depth, adding to the lively and dynamic atmosphere of the piece.

The arrangement of the objects and the choice of colors give the impression of a cozy, intimate interior space, perhaps a sunlit corner of a room. The abstract yet recognizable forms invite viewers to engage with the artwork, evoking feelings of comfort and nostalgia. The overall mood of the drawing is cheerful and relaxed, reflecting a moment of simple, everyday beauty captured through the artist's eye.

Ali Golestaneh, a contemporary Persian painter known for his landscapes, began studying painting as a teenager under Asghar Petgar. He attended Jam Gholhak High School with Aydin Aghdashloo and Abbas Kiarostami, graduating in 1959 before briefly attending the Faculty of Fine Arts in Tehran.

From 1969 to 1977, Golestaneh lived in England, studying at the London Printing School and working as a designer for the Royal Car Club of England. His first exhibition was at the Tehran City Gallery in 1976, followed by shows in Madrid and Ibiza, as well as several solo exhibitions in Iran.

He made his auction debut at the Tehran Auction in December 2016.Golestaneh's paintings often depict landscapes and daily life, focusing on aspects neglected in modern life. His watercolors capture natural scenes with a unique vision. During the war, he traveled to Yazd to depict its natural and climatic beauty. Golestaneh's work is distinguished by his innovative techniques and his challenge to traditional styles.