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In a rudimentary pottery workshop located in Kandahar, Afghanistan, a male individual is seated on the ground, actively shaping a clay vessel on a manual pottery wheel. He wears a black beanie and a light-colored, long-sleeved tunic, with his hands covered in wet clay. The workshop's walls are constructed from rough, light brown mud-plastered material, exhibiting cracks and an uneven texture. To the right, a section of exposed brickwork forms part of the wall. A thick wooden beam spans horizontally across the upper portion of the wall, with several strips of colored fabric suspended from it. To the potter's left and right, numerous identical, newly formed, unglazed clay vessels are arranged in organized rows on elevated, irregular surfaces. These vessels feature a distinct design with a flared rim, a slender neck, and a bulbous base. A block of raw clay is positioned on the ground to the immediate left of the potter. The interior is lit by natural light, casting distinct shadows.
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