Long Club

The image depicts a traditional wooden walking cane resting diagonally across a marble floor, composed of hexagonal and square tiles. This cane appears aged, with visible wear and a distinct patina on its surface, highlighting segments and natural bamboo-like nodes. There is an elegantly curved handle at the top, suggesting a comfortable grip, while the bottom end is capped with a small metal ferrule, presumably adding durability and traction. The background shows the gently soiled marble floor, evidencing regular use. This type of walking stick not only serves as support for mobility but also as a stylish accessory that may have sentimental or historical value.