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This image is a close-up of a round, woven bamboo artwork depicting a scene that appears to be related to a traditional festival, possibly the Mid-Autumn Festival, commonly celebrated in Vietnam. The artwork is painted with bright colors. The central subject is a stylized dragon or lion dance costume, painted in red, white, and blue, with a large, colorful head. Inside the dragon/lion costume, a child is visible, wearing a blue top and orange and white striped pants. To the left of the dragon/lion, a child in a green outfit holds a red star-shaped lantern. To the right, a child in a pink shirt and orange skirt also holds a red star-shaped lantern. Above the dragon/lion, several orange, square shapes are painted, possibly representing mooncakes or other festival treats, and a larger orange lantern shape is also present. The background is painted in shades of blue and green, suggesting a sky and ground. The artwork is framed by the woven bamboo texture. This specific artwork is located at the Da Nang Museum of Vietnamese Sculptures of Cham Ethnic Group. The museum is situated at 14 Xuan Thuy Street, Hai Chau District, Da Nang City, Vietnam. The artwork is hanging against a backdrop of a dark green metal grate and a window, through which some muted light and indistinct shapes are visible.
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