The image displays a close-up, overhead view of a textile, likely fabric, featuring a repeating pattern in white and olive green, extensively accented with reflective silver metallic thread

The image displays a close-up, overhead view of a textile, likely fabric, featuring a repeating pattern in white and olive green, extensively accented with reflective silver metallic thread. The design is structured with vertical, elongated, ovoid-shaped sections, each delineated by a dense, repeating leaf-like border. Within these sections, three distinct motifs are observed: a multi-tiered pagoda-like structure, a stylized floral arrangement with a central bloom and swirling leaves, and a geometric grid pattern consisting of small four-leaf clover or cross-shaped elements. Three fingers (index, middle, and ring) of a human hand, exhibiting a dark skin tone, are positioned in the lower-left to central area of the frame, actively pressing into the fabric. This action causes localized compression and subtle creasing of the textile, highlighting the texture and metallic sheen. The reflective silver elements shimmer under ambient light. The specific location within Pokhara, Nepal, is not discernible from the visual content of this close-up image.