A central square motif is dominant, divided into four smaller squares by a cross-shaped pattern. The entire piece is highly geometric with repeating patterns of squares, triangles, and crosses, The base appears to be a fabric, possibly cotton or silk, heavily embroidered with thread. Small, circular mirrors (shisha work) are incorporated into the design, particularly within the central motifs and borders, The primary colors are a vibrant orange or terracotta and black, providing a high contrast, The textile is mounted in a simple, thick gold-colored frame, which highlights the warm tones of the artwork, The intricate stitching suggests skilled handiwork, a characteristic of traditional folk textiles.










