An interior photograph of a traditional Mongolian ger on a cold clear morning, viewed from just inside the low wooden door toward the back wall. Pale sunlight enters through the circular roof crown and forms a bright shaft through faint stove smoke. Exact colour palette: the painted roof crown ring and the radiating roof poles are lacquered in #C8102E crimson with fine #F2A900 saffron-yellow geometric knot patterns; the two central support columns are painted #1B4D89 deep blue; the felt walls are undyed #EDE3D1 wool cream; the floor carpet is #7A2E1F madder brown with cream borders. A cast-iron stove with a steaming kettle stands in the centre, a low painted table holds two small bowls of milk tea, and a folded deel robe lies on a wooden bed at the left. Every coloured surface matches the specified hex values under natural daylight, with authentic hand-painted brush texture, wool fibre detail and soft bounce light. Documentary interior photography, 24mm lens, no people, no text, no logos, no watermark.
