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Three ornate, intricately woven textile artworks, likely carpets or tapestries, are displayed vertically against a dark blue wall in an indoor exhibition setting, presumably the Azerbaijan National Carpet Museum in Baku City, Azerbaijan. The central and largest textile features a predominantly cream-colored field densely populated with a "Tree of Life" motif, stylized with a central arboreal element and numerous multicolored birds. These birds, including parrots, peacocks, and various songbirds, are rendered in vibrant hues of red, blue, green, yellow, and orange, depicted perched, flying, and on the ground. A semicircular medallion at the base of this textile shows two symmetrical stylized birds flanking a central floral element. This central textile is framed by a wide, dark border adorned with complex floral and geometric patterns. A white fringed edge is visible at the bottom. To the left and right of the central piece, partial views of two smaller, similarly styled textiles are visible. These also feature dark, ornate borders and central fields with bird and floral motifs on a light background. The textile on the left displays a circular medallion pattern within its visible field. Above the main central textile, three smaller, rectangular panels extend the display. These panels exhibit arch-like motifs containing stylized vases with flowers and intricate geometric patterns, sharing similar bordering. The textiles are evenly illuminated by interior lighting. A dark, narrow horizontal ledge or display platform is situated beneath the fringes of the carpets, and a lighter blue surface, likely the floor, occupies the immediate foreground. No individuals are present in the scene.
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