This is a vertical tapestry depicting a nude woman with flowing hair, wearing a long, red, draped skirt. The woman is positioned centrally, facing slightly to her left, with her arms outstretched and palms facing upwards in a gesture that could be welcoming or supplicating. Her body is rendered in shades of light brown and grey, with distinct anatomical details. Her hair, dark brown and wavy, cascades down her shoulders and back. The skirt is a vibrant, rich red, with deep folds and shadows that create a sense of movement and volume, pooling around her feet. Her left foot is visible, delicately rendered.

The tapestry is framed by a decorative border. The main border is a deep, dark blue, filled with intricate, repeating patterns that appear to be floral or vine-like. Inside this dark border, there is a narrower band of lighter, off-white material with a more delicate, scattered floral design in muted tones of brown and grey. The background of the tapestry itself, behind the central figure, is also an off-white or very pale beige, sparsely populated with small, stylized floral motifs in similar muted colors to the inner border.

The overall color palette is dominated by the deep red of the skirt, the dark blue of the outer border, and the neutral tones of the background and the woman's skin and hair. The texture of the tapestry is visible, suggesting it is woven, with small, individual threads forming the image. The composition is symmetrical, with the figure dominating the center of the frame. The lighting appears to be even, with no harsh shadows cast by external light sources, suggesting the image is of the object itself. The style is reminiscent of classical or Renaissance depictions of female figures, with a somewhat stylized and idealized rendering. The overall impression is one of classical beauty and perhaps allegorical representation, rendered in a textile medium.