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Two illuminated signs for a tailor shop, likely a sewing studio or atelier, are mounted on a dark, textured wall. The top sign is a large, rectangular panel with the words "АТЕЛЬЕ" (Atelier) in large Cyrillic script at the top, followed by "ТІГІН ШЕБЕРХАНАСЫ" (Sewing Workshop) in smaller Cyrillic and Kazakh script below. Three small graphic icons are positioned beneath the Kazakh text: a spool of thread with a needle, a mannequin bust, and a sewing machine. The bottom sign is identical in layout and content, featuring "АТЕЛЬЕ" and "ШВЕЙНАЯ МАСТЕРСКАЯ" (Sewing Workshop) in Cyrillic script. It also displays the same three icons. Between the two signs is a window with a curtain displaying a bold, black and white wavy pattern. The overall lighting suggests an indoor or sheltered outdoor environment, possibly a covered walkway or entrance. The architecture of the surrounding wall and the ceiling above, which appears to be a suspended white panel system, are visible. The image is shot from a slightly downward angle. The context of Almaty, Kazakhstan, indicates the prevalence of Cyrillic and Kazakh scripts, consistent with the signage.
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