A nude woman stands upright at the center, framed by a rocky opening and dense, dark green foliage that arches above her head. She holds a large clay pitcher on her right shoulder, tilting it so that a stream of water pours steadily down to the pool at her feet. Her left arm is raised, bent at the elbow to rest behind her head, while her right hand supports the vessel, fingers curled around its base.

The light falls gently across her pale skin, highlighting the smooth modeling of her body and the subtle shadows that define her form. At her feet, her toes rest on pale stones just at the edge of the water, while yellow irises and other small flowers grow to either side of her legs. Ivy climbs up the rock walls behind her, its dark leaves framing her figure and adding a sense of enclosure and depth to the composition.

The painting’s surface is smooth and highly finished, with delicate transitions of tone and color that reveal the artist’s precise technique and careful attention to detail. The composition is vertically oriented, emphasizing the upright stance of the figure and the downward flow of the water, while the muted earth tones of the background contrast with the luminous flesh tones of the woman. Small white flowers with yellow centers are visible in the lower right corner near the edge of the water.

The background consists of a vertical rock face with subtle brown and gray variations, giving a sense of rough texture behind the figure. The water pouring from the jug creates ripples and a circular disturbance on the surface of the pool below. Fine, precise outlines define the contours of the figure and objects, with smooth transitions between light and shadow enhancing the three-dimensional effect.