Kakhetian wine 

"Kakhetian Wine" is a painting by Niko Pirosmani, a self-taught Georgian artist known for his naive style. The painting, likely created sometime between 1862 and 1918, depicts a man pouring wine from a large barrel into a clay jug. The simple composition, bold colors, and use of flat planes are characteristic of Pirosmani's art. The subject matter, a celebration of Georgian winemaking, reflects Pirosmani's interest in everyday life and local traditions. The painting's inscription reads "Kakhetian Wine" in Russian and Georgian, indicating its origin and purpose. This artwork is a testament to Pirosmani's unique talent and contribution to the world of folk art.