Sudabeh Rises from the Howdah

From B6.2, Kavus Seeks Sudabeh’s Hand. It illustrates B6.2.45–51:

B6.2.45
The New Moon rode within a litter bright,Her marriage gifts displayed in splendid sight.
B6.2.46
The escort shone like Paradise in hue,As tulips seemed to fill the heavens’ blue.
B6.2.47
When that fair pageant met the monarch’s gaze,His heart was filled with wonder and with praise.
B6.2.48
A new moon from the howdah rose in light,Like some new king upon his throne made bright.
B6.2.49
Black musk lay scattered over roses fair,Ambergris earrings trembled by her hair.
B6.2.50
Two rubies shone; two languid narcissus eyes,Her brows like silver pens above them rise.
B6.2.51
Kavus invoked the name of Yazdan then,And gazed amazed beyond the gaze of men.