The scene depicts an indoor market or exhibition stall in Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan, showcasing a collection of traditional embroidered garments

The scene depicts an indoor market or exhibition stall in Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan, showcasing a collection of traditional embroidered garments. A metal clothes rack, constructed from silver-colored poles, displays approximately fifteen varied full-length tunics or dresses, hanging on plastic hangers of various colors (pink, white, blue, green). The garments feature intricate, dense embroidery, often incorporating mirror work, beadwork, and colorful thread patterns in geometric and floral designs. Dominant colors include a vibrant lime green garment in the foreground with extensive brown and gold embroidery, a yellow tunic with blue and green patterns, and other pieces in shades of maroon, red, brown, beige, off-white, and black. The environment includes a light-colored tiled floor and a white pleated fabric draped ceiling, indicating a temporary structure. In the background, vertical silver poles support the structure, and a blue banner is partially visible in the upper right. A light-colored draped backdrop and a partially visible white signboard with black Urdu text and contact number "03415702402" are present on the right. A blurred human figure is faintly discernible behind the display in the far right background. No direct actions or interactions with the garments are occurring in the immediate foreground.