This image displays an indoor retail setting in Kanchon, Bangladesh, heavily populated with numerous Turkish-style mosaic glass lamps

This image displays an indoor retail setting in Kanchon, Bangladesh, heavily populated with numerous Turkish-style mosaic glass lamps. Over one hundred lamps are visible throughout the frame, characterized by multi-colored, fragmented glass pieces forming intricate geometric and floral patterns. A significant number of these lamps are suspended from the ceiling at varying heights by dark metal chains, functioning as pendant lights. Additionally, many lamps are presented as freestanding table lamps, featuring ornate, dark-patinated metal bases and stands, arranged on light-colored surfaces in the foreground. The background reveals additional lamps displayed on dark shelves and affixed to a dark wall. Visible electrical wiring is present, connecting several fixtures. A partial human figure, wearing dark clothing, is visible on the far left edge of the frame, partially obscured by the hanging lamps.