A close-up, vertical photograph captures an intricately embroidered textile object, identified as being located in the city of Aral, Kyrgyzstan

A close-up, vertical photograph captures an intricately embroidered textile object, identified as being located in the city of Aral, Kyrgyzstan. The primary subject is a large, central multi-petaled flower, resembling a rose or peony, rendered in white and light pink thread at its core, transitioning to deeper pink and red hues, and surrounded by broad, dark maroon petals or leaves. All floral elements are meticulously outlined with gold metallic thread. Below the main flower, the embroidery continues with stylized scrollwork in vibrant blue and gold, interspersed with additional smaller pink and white embroidered flowers and minute green leaf-like elements. The background fabric is a light, possibly cream or off-white, material. The top edge of the item features a scalloped border of dark maroon fabric, also trimmed with gold thread, indicating a finished edge of a textile article such as a cushion, pillow, or garment. Faint, indistinct green lettering, potentially "TUK M...", is visible in the upper left background, suggesting a partial label or adjacent object.