This image displays a close-up, top-down view of a golden-yellow, sheer textile, likely part of a garment, located in Pokhara, Nepal

This image displays a close-up, top-down view of a golden-yellow, sheer textile, likely part of a garment, located in Pokhara, Nepal. The fabric exhibits a fine, mesh-like weave, suggesting materials such as organza or a similar translucent material, with a subtle shimmer. Intricate embellishments are applied across the surface. A central vertical ruffled strip of the same golden-yellow sheer fabric, edged with a fine, reflective thread or tiny beads, extends downwards, possibly indicating a decorative placket or opening. Flanking this central feature, and branching outwards in stylized vine or floral patterns, are elaborate beadwork and sequin applications. These consist of small, spherical, golden-brown beads forming curvilinear stems and outlines, interspersed with numerous small, circular, iridescent white or clear sequins. Two prominent floral clusters are visible, each highlighted by a larger, faceted, clear or iridescent rhinestone at its center, surrounded by a dense arrangement of the smaller golden-brown beads and white sequins. The lighting is even, accentuating the reflective qualities of the sequins, beads, and central rhinestones. No people, specific actions, or other discernible environmental details beyond the fabric itself are present.