A full-page painting, in opaque watercolors and gilt (slightly defaced), of a group of women with an deer in foreground. From a Persian treatise on sexual hygiene titled Ladhdhat al-nisā’ (The Enjoyment of Women) translated from an Indian text and copied and illustrated by Nakhshabī, whose dates are uncertain. The copy is undated; the miniatures are typical of provincial Mughal work of north-west India, especially Kashmir, in the 18th century.