A richly detailed Mughal miniature painting depicts women bathing in a palace pool surrounded by elaborate architectural structures, courtyards, and ornamental gardens rendered in warm ochres, deep blues, and terracotta tones. The composition layers multiple planes of activity across the canvas, from the foreground bathing scene through successive architectural pavilions to a distant landscape, all executed with meticulous precision and jewel-like color in the characteristic style of 18th-century Indian court painting. Sewn from a durable canvas-like exterior with a soft lining and made to order, in three sizes up to one that fits a tablet. A catchall for toiletries, art supplies, or small electronics, carrying an independent artist's work instead of a plain zip bag.