Georgian Supra Feast Ceremony in Wuhan Hall

Golden light floods a ceremonial hall in Wuhan, illuminating a traditional Georgian supra feast where a tamada stands at the head of a long table laden with khachapuri and wine. The dry season air leaves the windows clear, allowing bright midmorning sun to reflect off a nearby water feature, casting shimmering ripples across the polished wooden floor and the faces of seated guests. Ornate Georgian woven textiles drape the walls, against the modern architectural lines of the Chinese venue. The tamada raises a silver chacha horn, his expression solemn as guests in formal attire watch with ritual stillness. A frame-within-a-frame archway in the foreground isolates the toastmaster, showing the depth of the room where light dances on the rim of a ceramic bowl.