Three vertically suspended, woven rugs or kilims are displayed indoors in Borjomi, Georgia

Three vertically suspended, woven rugs or kilims are displayed indoors in Borjomi, Georgia. They hang from an upper wall section painted a uniform bright lime green. Below the rugs, the wall is covered with a patterned material simulating red brickwork. The leftmost rug is primarily dark red and black, featuring a grid of rectangular panels, each containing white, grey, and lighter red geometric motifs, including diamonds and stylized plant forms. The central rug presents a repeating pattern of large diamond shapes in black, red, tan, white, and grey, with a horizontal border of smaller geometric designs near its lower edge. The rightmost rug also exhibits a repeating diamond pattern, utilizing red, black, white, grey, and tan colors. All three rugs have visible fringed edges at their lower ends. Vertical gaps between the hung rugs reveal a bright, bluish-white light source, consistent with a window. No individuals or active interactions are present in the scene.