The image displays a tightly cropped, detailed view of a woven textile

The image displays a tightly cropped, detailed view of a woven textile. This type of fabric is characteristic of traditional craftsmanship found in locations such as Pokhara, Nepal, though no specific city landmarks or environmental context are visible within the frame, as the image focuses solely on the fabric's surface. The textile features a complex, multicolored pattern with visible weave texture. The upper two-thirds of the image comprise alternating horizontal bands. These bands include sections of dark blue, green, maroon, black, and purple, interspersed with narrower bands of white or light gray. Within these bands, recurring white diamond or rhomboid motifs are intricately woven, creating a textured relief. Thin, solid horizontal stripes in colors such as magenta or pink also traverse the upper section. The lower third of the image is distinctly separated by a thick, dark horizontal border featuring fine linear patterns. This lower section is predominantly dark (black or very dark blue) and is adorned with repeating rows of smaller, light-colored diamond motifs. The very bottom edge exhibits additional fine, light-colored linear woven patterns. The overall impression is a dense, coarse-weave fabric exhibiting intricate geometric and striped designs. No people, subjects other than the fabric, or discernible actions are present.