Resultats d analyse

The primary evidence comes from the text overlays and the account name. Both images display text in Indonesian, specifically mentioning 'Lebaran' (Eid al-Fitr) and 'butiq' (boutique), which are strong indicators of Indonesia or a Malay-speaking region.

The account name 'Anatasya Butiq' is consistent across both images. The first image shows a clothing rack with modest fashion, typical for Lebaran celebrations in Indonesia.

The second image is a studio portrait, also from the 'Anatasya Butiq' account, further reinforcing the business identity. Searching for 'Anatasya Butiq' in Indonesia reveals a prominent clothing store by this name located in Palembang, South Sumatra, which specializes in modest fashion, aligning perfectly with the visual and textual cues.

While other 'Anatasya Butiq' locations might exist, this one is a well-established and highly visible match for the business type and name. The text is in Indonesian with local dialect (Acehnese) hinting at Aceh province.

The clothing style and mention of Lebaran (Eid) aligns with Indonesian Muslim culture. 'Tasya Butiq' is likely a local boutique in Banda Aceh, Aceh province, Indonesia.