A forensic close-up depicts an intricately embellished teal textile, identified as being in Pokhara, Nepal

A forensic close-up depicts an intricately embellished teal textile, identified as being in Pokhara, Nepal. The base material is a textured, possibly lace, fabric in a deep teal hue. Embedded across the surface are numerous small, circular, silver-toned sequins. Gold-colored seed beads are meticulously arranged to form raised, complex patterns, including curvilinear motifs, clusters, and bow-like designs. Additionally, larger, iridescent embellishments are suspended from the fabric by single gold beads or short strands of beads. These include approximately five leaf-shaped sequins in a translucent green-gold and three circular or oval paillettes, one appearing golden-yellow and two with a pearlescent white sheen. The focal depth highlights the three-dimensional nature of the beadwork and suspended elements. No human subjects, actions, or external environmental context are present within the frame.