This is a diptych, a two-panel woodcut print in the style of Japanese Ukiyo-e. The background is a pale yellow-green. **Left Panel:** Features a large silhouette of a man in profile. He has a topknot hairstyle and is wearing what appears to be traditional Japanese clothing. Below him is a small silhouette of a tea cup. Japanese text is written vertically along the side and above the silhouette. There's also a small scene depicted above the text: a man and woman are seated at a low table, seemingly enjoying tea. **Right Panel:** Mirrors the left panel with another large silhouette of a man in profile, also with a topknot and traditional clothing. Below him is a similar silhouette of a tea cup. Again, Japanese text is written vertically along the side and above the silhouette. A small scene above the text shows a man and woman seated at a low table, also enjoying tea. The overall style is minimalist, relying heavily on silhouettes and text. The scenes above the silhouettes suggest a narrative or theme related to tea and conversation. The print is likely a piece of traditional Japanese art, possibly a book illustration or a standalone print.