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An indoor exhibition booth, likely in Kandahar, Afghanistan, displays traditional Afghan textiles and garments. Two young adult males are seated behind a blue-draped table covered with a white patterned cloth. The male on the left, wearing a light brown jacket, is looking down at a mobile phone in his hands. The male on the right, in a brown checkered shirt, observes towards the left. On the table, various folded textile products are arranged, some in clear plastic packaging, including white embroidered fabrics, light gray patterned fabrics, and a light teal fabric. A stack of embroidered items, possibly cushions or folded garments, is present on the right side of the table. To the right, a highly embellished, long traditional Afghan dress hangs vertically. It features a dark blue fabric with gold circular patterns, an orange ruffled mid-section, and intricate gold, red, and multi-colored embroidery with small metallic disc embellishments. A matching dark blue patterned shawl hangs alongside it. In the background, against a white wall, numerous textile pieces, including embroidered shawls and fabric lengths in white, black, and teal, are suspended for display. To the far left, other hanging garments are partially visible. Above the display, a large red banner with white Pashto script, identifying "Sahar Afghan Fashion" and mentioning "Kandahar," is prominently featured, along with logos for "Warahaj Exhibition Services," "Ministry of Industry & Commerce," and "UN-WADEE." Below it, a green and white banner provides details in Pashto and English, referencing "WE-ACT," "UNDP-ABADEI 2.0," "HARAKAT-AICFO," and dates "May/2024-August 2025," alongside images of embroidered goods and a phone number. The floor is light-colored tile.
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