The correct answer is (D) Book making.
The painting from Akhlaq-i-Nasiri (1595) depicts a royal Mughal workshop showing scribes writing, illustrating, and binding manuscripts by hand before the age of print.
The source passage directly identifies this image as Fig. 1 – Book making before the age of print, from Akhlaq-i-Nasiri, 1595. The caption states it shows "the text being dictated, written and illustrated" in a royal workshop. Examiners expect students to recall this specific illustration from Chapter 5 (Print Culture and the Modern World). The key clue is "sixteenth century Mughal India" + craftsmen involved in writing/illustrating — all pointing to manuscript/book making, not metalwork or pottery.