AI-generated Images of zagaria

a large piece of brown paper with text in the center foreground, several sections of text including bold typography on the left and right sides, detailed photos of zagaria, a white cylindrical object is in the middle-right background, two more blue dots are scattered along the side of the paper, clear black background emphasizing the depth of field, some text is slightly blurred or out of focus due to shallow depth of field.

an open book to the right showing a section of text, the title "zagaria" is prominently shown in blue and red at the top left, below it is the book title "citi delhiye" in bold black letters, on the left page there are additional verses numbered by color, on the right page there is a paragraph labeled "bukhitmi and ozsagaria" with more dense grey text underneath heading, each verse shows individual names listed with specific reference references such as "kijukiah eliyel's daughter of god god" and "5", the words "natayak son

a close-up of a traditional zagaria book, the book is open with pages slightly curved, four black ribbons wrap around its spine in two hands, each ribbon has a different pattern at the top and bottom, three red ribbons intertwine with the middle ribbon, one yellow ribbon is attached below the book, one green ribbon is attached behind the book and ribbons, numerous small pink beads are strung together near the bottom center of the book, there's detailed texture on both the paper and the cardboard, visible stems and leaves make up the background.

an illustration of a series of figures from the zagaria, the figures are positioned in four rows starting at the bottom and leading to three sides, the first row starts with a small orange square area at the top and then turns another slightly up and sagaria, the second row starts with a green square section, the third row starts with a brown square shape, all figures are wearing white robes or turbans, the main text on each side is written in a bold, sans-serif font, there is a smaller indicating "nord", the page number "321" is visible on the left side

a post-italias map, showing various locations from left to right, "zagaria" in bold white capital letters on the top right corner, "zagaria" in smaller black capital letters above it, other text below includes "the sagaria" and some words, text is cut off by the edges of the image, numbers are in a smaller print near the bottom right, there is a faint red and yellow circular element in the bottom right corner, beige background with subtle texture, detailed lighting highlights the texture of the paper, overall appearance suggests a hand-drawn or colored pencil.