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Inside a large, unadorned room in Kandahar, Afghanistan, four individuals are engaged in textile processing. The room features high ceilings, light-colored walls with visible signs of wear, peeling paint, and patching, and a window draped with dark patterned curtains on the right. A prominent blue storage unit or table piled with disorganized clothing is visible in the background on the left. In the mid-ground, a young woman wearing a brown hijab and a light-colored shirt is seated behind a white-sheet-covered table, operating an iron on fabric. To her right, a young man in a reddish-brown vest is standing, actively spraying a green liquid onto fabric from a bottle. Adjacent to him, a young man with a traditional light-colored cap and a brown shirt is seated, meticulously folding or arranging dark-colored textiles. In the right foreground, a fourth individual, whose face is obscured by a black and white patterned headscarf, is seated, handling and stacking neatly folded textiles, some of which are encased in clear plastic packaging. Numerous stacks of folded garments and fabric, ranging in color and pattern, are present across the large work surfaces. At least two white electric irons are visible on the central table. The scene depicts an active workshop environment focused on the final stages of textile preparation, including ironing, spraying, folding, and packaging.
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