The image presents a detailed, close-up view of a textile, identified contextually as being within Kafr Sousa Municipality, Syria

The image presents a detailed, close-up view of a textile, identified contextually as being within Kafr Sousa Municipality, Syria. The textile appears to be a rug or carpet, characterized by a woven or knotted construction. **Subjects/Objects:** The primary subject is the textile surface. It features a geometric pattern comprising bold lines and block-like shapes. Dominant colors observed are dark red (maroon/burgundy), black, and a lighter beige/tan. Lighter red or pink hues are incorporated into some of the geometric forms, and faint traces of light blue/teal threads are visible in scattered areas, possibly as part of the weave or as accumulated fibers. The patterns include interlocking, angular motifs, and stepped polygon or diamond-like shapes. **Details:** The texture is fibrous, revealing individual threads and the woven nature of the material. Evidence of wear is present, including slight fraying of individual fibers. Numerous small, light-colored particulate matter, consistent with lint or dust, are distributed across the surface, particularly noticeable on the darker red and black sections. Several darker, curled fibers or threads are embedded within the lighter beige areas. **Environment/Actions:** The image is a macro-level shot, providing no visual information regarding the broader environment, specific actions, or interactions involving people. The lighting appears even and diffused, without harsh shadows.