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A large, clear, spherical glass bowl, likely located in San Bernardino Tlaxcalancingo, Mexico, is filled to overflowing with numerous used wine corks. The corks vary in natural light brown and darker reddish-brown hues, with many showing signs of wine staining on one end. Visible branding and text on individual corks include "SILVIA CELLARS," "MALLOLUS," "EMILIO MORO," "MONTEABELLON," "PAGOS DE QUINIANA," "AS LAXAS," "VERDEJO," "IZADI," "MADERO," "SOMONTANO," "PARAD," "AMBODOR-PONTEVEDRA," and "VINEYARDS," among others, with some also displaying numbers like "20" and "2014." The bowl rests on a light teal-colored surface. Partially visible to the lower left are two silver aluminum beverage cans, one with a yellow label. To the lower right, a stack of white, painted bricks is visible. The background is out of focus, revealing a dark brown wooden cabinet or bar unit with small handles. On top of this unit, out-of-focus objects include a dark rectangular item, a tall white cylindrical container, a clear bottle, and a smaller bottle containing a yellow liquid. A dark office-style chair with a black seat is partially visible in the upper left background.
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