Manijeh Welcomes Bijan into Her Tent

From C2.6, Bijan Goes to Manijeh’s Tent. It illustrates C2.6.3–12:

C2.6.3
He passed the curtain in, a cypress high,Gold-girdled at the waist for every eye.
C2.6.4
Manijeh came and clasped him to her breast,And loosed the royal girdle from her guest.
C2.6.5
She asked him of the road, and of his train,And who had shared the boar-hunt on that plain.
C2.6.6
“Why torture such a face, such farr, such heightWith gorz, O fair of countenance and bright?”
C2.6.7
They bathed his feet with musk and rose perfume,And then made haste to eat within the room.
C2.6.8
They set the board with dishes of each kind,And made a feast beyond the reach of mind.
C2.6.9
They made a place for rud and wine and clearedThe tent of every stranger who appeared.
C2.6.10
The serving-women stood upon their feet,With barbat, chang, and songs of music sweet.
C2.6.11
Brocade had made the ground a peacock’s hue,And scattered dinars, leopard-spotted through.
C2.6.12
The tent enclosure glittered, fold on fold,With musk and jewels, ambergris and gold.