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This media file captures a museum display featuring a mannequin dressed in historical clothing, likely a representation of "Orda Costumes" from the 14th-15th centuries as indicated by the Russian text on a nearby plaque. The mannequin, with a wax-like face, is positioned horizontally, wearing a dark blue tunic fastened with gold-colored rope ties, a reddish scarf around its neck, and a dark fur hat. Underneath the tunic, a long red garment is visible. The backdrop is a textured wall painted with abstract brushstrokes of blue, white, and hints of red. Below the mannequin, a glass display case showcases two decorative plates with intricate, colorful patterns, suggesting these are also artifacts from the same historical period or region. The overall setting appears to be an indoor exhibition space. The plaque's text, in Russian, provides details about the richness and complexity of Orda costumes, noting that common folk wore simpler garments of linen and cotton, while the wealthy could afford silk, brocade, and velvet, often adorned with embroidery and precious stones. It also mentions the use of various furs for winter clothing. The lighting in the display is even, suggesting an artificial indoor environment. The image is oriented vertically.
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