A Pakistani woman demonstrating textile work to Lady Lewin, with another Pakistani woman looking on

A colour landscape photograph of a seated Pakistani woman demonstrating some form of textile work to Lady Lewin (Jane Branch-Evans), with another Pakistani woman looking on. The seated women is facing the camera but is looking at her hands, with a crochet hook in her right and yarn looped around the index finger in her left, possibly casting a new row onto the knitting machine. A knitting machine is on the tabletop with two spools of yarn visible in the foreground. She is wearing a pink garment, possibly part of a shalwar kameez, with a shawl of the same colour. A gold ring can be seen in her right ear. Only her head and upper torso are visible as she is sitting at a table that sits between her and the camera. Lady Lewin stands to the seated woman’s left, stooping to see. She wears glasses and a blue-grey jacket or coat. The woman on the right of the image is standing looking towards the other two. She wears a crocheted black shawl over a pink dress. The women are standing in the corner of a room with a display on its wall. ‘[?] DISPLAY’ and ‘HAND KNITTING’ are visible amongst textiles pinned to a blue background.