An indoor scene in Bukhara, Uzbekistan, displays multiple taxidermy or sculptural figures resembling llamas or alpacas

An indoor scene in Bukhara, Uzbekistan, displays multiple taxidermy or sculptural figures resembling llamas or alpacas. The figures are covered in shaggy brown fur and feature dark, hoof-like feet. At least three such figures are visible, positioned in a linear arrangement, with the largest in the foreground on the left and right, and smaller figures extending into the background. Each figure is equipped with light-colored canvas tote bags fastened to its back or sides. These bags contain several rolls of fabric, exhibiting various colors and patterns including blue, white, and green. Some bags feature graphic prints, notably an architectural motif reminiscent of a Central Asian madrasah. The immediate environment consists of a reflective, light-toned floor and a white ceiling fitted with multiple recessed circular light fixtures. Large glass panels with dark frames form the background, revealing an exterior view with trees and a building structure under a light sky. Wooden paneling is visible along the left wall. No people are visible in the scene.