This forensic description details a cross-stitch tapestry depicting an indoor scene

This forensic description details a cross-stitch tapestry depicting an indoor scene. The artwork is located in Konyaaltı, Turkey. The tapestry portrays a person, likely a woman, viewed from behind, standing in a room and looking out a large multi-pane window on the left. She wears a white blouse, a dark green bodice, a voluminous purple pleated skirt, and a lower green patterned skirt. Her hair is styled in an elaborate light green updo. Her left arm extends towards the window sill, while her right arm is bent near her chest. Through the window, a stylized outdoor scene is visible, featuring an orange and light blue sky, green foliage, and a light brown house with a dark roof on the far left. The window frame is dark brown with vertical red bars or sashes. To the right of the central figure, a light brown wall is visible. A framed painting hangs on this wall, depicting a pink sailboat on blue water under a light blue and white sky. Below the painting, a table draped with a pink tablecloth, and partially covered with yellow fabric, holds a grey jug and several indistinct colored items. A tall, dark brown grandfather clock with a white face is positioned against the wall on the far right. A blue object, possibly a cushion, rests on a small dark wooden structure on the floor in the bottom right corner. A light glare is visible in the top left quadrant of the photograph capturing the tapestry.