This image presents a large, stylized mural rendered in two primary tones: reddish-brown for the background and darker elements, and off-white/tan for figures and primary motifs

This image presents a large, stylized mural rendered in two primary tones: reddish-brown for the background and darker elements, and off-white/tan for figures and primary motifs. The mural is located in Samarkand City, Uzbekistan. The upper portion of the mural features a prominent, stylized bird, possibly a phoenix or simurgh, with outstretched wings depicted in off-white/tan, set against the reddish-brown. Behind the bird is a circular, sun-like motif. Scattered four-pointed stars are visible to the bird's upper left. A long, feathered plume extends diagonally downwards from the bird toward the lower-left section. A horizontal band with repeating triangular patterns separates the upper and central sections. The central and right portions feature three standing female figures in traditional attire, including long dresses and head coverings. The leftmost figure extends her right hand towards the central figure. The central figure holds a curved pipe-like instrument to her mouth with her right hand, while her left hand interacts with the left figure's hand. The rightmost figure holds a stringed instrument, resembling a dutar, with her left hand as if playing it. Her right hand holds a bouquet of stylized roses. Below and to the right of these figures, an assortment of stylized flora is depicted, including wheat stalks, cotton bolls, and various flowers. The lower-left section partially shows another female figure, seated or kneeling, in traditional dress, with a smaller figure beside her. Above these figures, circular motifs containing star shapes are visible. Further left, a winged animal within a circular frame is partially depicted. The entire composition is a flat, two-dimensional artwork.