This image captures a close-up view inside a textile shop or market stall, consistent with those found in traditional craft markets in Islamabad, Pakistan, such as Lok Virsa Bazaar

This image captures a close-up view inside a textile shop or market stall, consistent with those found in traditional craft markets in Islamabad, Pakistan, such as Lok Virsa Bazaar. The upper portion of the frame displays four distinct, vertically hung fabric panels, identified as decorative textiles or wall hangings. These items feature intricate, traditional embroidery, characterized by geometric patterns, vibrant colors (including maroon, red, green, gold, blue, yellow, black, and white), and integrated small mirrored embellishments (shisha work). The panels terminate in a pointed shape, with the second and third from the left featuring gold tassels, and the fourth exhibiting two silver-white tassels. Beneath these hanging textiles, the lower half of the scene presents multiple densely stacked piles of folded fabrics, arranged on shelving units. The stack on the left displays various patterned textiles. The central stack consists of intricately patterned and embroidered fabrics. The stack on the right predominantly comprises dark-colored fabrics, some with subtle patterns. An overhead artificial light source illuminates the display. No individuals are present in the immediate vicinity.