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An outdoor pottery workshop or stall in the city of Kandahar, Afghanistan, is depicted under clear daylight. A male individual, observed from the rear-left, is the central figure. He wears a dark headwrap and a dark, long-sleeved tunic soiled with light-colored material. A beard is visible on his left profile as he faces toward the right, interacting with or arranging unfired pottery. To the man's right, several large, light-brown clay planters, some featuring horizontal wavy or zigzag patterns, are displayed on an elevated surface. In the foreground, extending horizontally to the right, is a row of approximately twenty to twenty-five smaller, light-brown, unfired clay vessels, resembling vases or jugs, meticulously arranged on a low, dusty platform constructed from bricks and covered with debris. The overhead structure consists of a makeshift canopy providing shade, comprising wooden poles, dried plant material (possibly palm fronds), and a dark, dusty fabric or tarp. To the far left, stacked bags, one multi-colored and one white, are visible on the ground. The ground throughout the scene is light-colored and dusty. In the blurred background, other rudimentary structures, a white vehicle, and possibly a motorcycle are discernible under a bright sky.
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