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This media file captures an indoor display case filled with a collection of terracotta dolls and figurines, likely exhibited in a museum or cultural center in Sonargaon, Bangladesh. The setting appears to be a well-lit exhibition space, possibly a museum, given the organized presentation behind glass. The subjects are numerous handcrafted terracotta items of varying sizes, predominantly depicting animals and human figures, along with utilitarian objects. Notable animal figures include several stylized horses (some painted vibrant red with patterns), deer, birds such as a white chicken, and potentially elephants. Human-like figures are also present, one distinctly numbered '2' next to a squatting brown figure. Other objects include elongated, boat-shaped vessels decorated with patterns, and multi-compartment pots. The items are arranged on a light-colored surface within the glass case, with some figures numbered for identification. A white information plaque is visible, containing text in both Bengali and English. The English title reads "TERRACOTTA DOLL". Below, specific items are listed and numbered, such as "1. sur phota bully water pot", "2. TAPA DOLL", "3. COCK", "4. HORSE", and "8. ELEPHANT WITH MAHOUT". The plaque also identifies the collection as belonging to the "Sonargaon Folk Art and Crafts Foundation," confirming the location context. Notable details include reflections and glare on the glass surface, which partially obscure some of the artifacts. The color palette of the figurines primarily includes earthy tones of red and brown, complemented by painted details in white, blue, yellow, and green. The figures show signs of traditional craftsmanship, characteristic of folk art. The overall impression is one of cultural preservation and display.
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