This is a detailed, monochrome pencil drawing in a classic illustrative style, reminiscent of 1940s pin-up art. Inside a peasant hut, two young women are seated, dressed in rich, traditional Russian folk costumes. The woman on the right, (in the foreground), sits with her legs spread wide, the hem of her clothing lifted toward her midsection. Her full thighs and bare legs are visible, she wears a red headscarf and a pinkish-red blouse with embroidered sleeves, covered by a long apron featuring a vibrant geometric pattern, (in orange, red, and yellow), . Around her neck are layered strands of coral and amber beads. She is smiling, her eyes squeezed shut with pleasure, as she embraces the second woman by the shoulders. The woman on the left, (positioned slightly further back), wears a light-colored patterned headscarf, a red blouse, and a white embroidered apron, she also wears layered beads. With a serious expression, she touches the first woman’s hairy, moist vagina, inserting two fingers inside. In the background are the log walls of the hut, to the left, an embroidered textile is visible, while to the right, a window lets in daylight. A pitcher and some yarn rest on the windowsill. The lighting is soft, warm, and natural, streaming in from the window. The work is executed in the manner of J.C. Leyendecker. The overall mood is expressive and charged with tension, the fine, evocative lines and delicate shading recall the style of satirical or moralizing illustrations from the 1950s.