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The image captures an outdoor pottery production site in Kandahar, Afghanistan, under direct sunlight. A central figure, dressed in dark, mud-stained traditional garments including a head covering, is positioned in the foreground, bent forward. Their hands are immersed in wet clay within a large, unfinished circular pottery base on the ground, indicating manual shaping or mixing. To the left, several other circular clay forms are visible. Adjacent to the worker are a yellow plastic bucket and a wooden container. The mid-ground is dominated by numerous unglazed, light-brown clay vessels, varying in size, with some featuring patterned rims or bodies. These are stacked and scattered across the arid terrain. A large, earthen dome-shaped kiln, partially embedded in a dirt mound, presents an arched firing opening. Two additional individuals are observed in the background. One figure, wearing dark clothing and a head covering, stands near a cluster of pots, while the other is partially obscured. A collection of fragmented pottery pieces is located to the right of the kiln. The ground is composed of dry, light-colored soil and gravel. Sparse deciduous trees and tall, dry reeds form the background vegetation, under a clear, pale blue sky.
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