The image displays a close-up, oblique view of a textile featuring an intricate, symmetrical, multi-colored pattern, presumably located in Zee Pin Kone, Myanmar

The image displays a close-up, oblique view of a textile featuring an intricate, symmetrical, multi-colored pattern, presumably located in Zee Pin Kone, Myanmar. The primary fabric color is a warm, textured orange-red. The dominant motif is a pair of stylized birds, possibly peacocks or mythical fowls, positioned at the lower center, facing each other. These birds are rendered in dark brown or black with prominent metallic gold outlines and internal detailing, accented with sections of light blue/teal and purple. Above and around the birds, the pattern expands with elaborate floral, foliage, and flame-like designs, executed in the same dark brown/black, gold, light blue/teal, and purple palette. A large, stylized floral or plant motif with a prominent light blue/teal center is visible in the upper central portion. The fabric shows minor folds, suggesting it is draped or part of a larger item. No people, specific objects other than the fabric, or discernible environmental details beyond the immediate textile are visible.