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An adult male potter is depicted working in a rudimentary workshop located in Kandahar, Afghanistan. He is positioned on the earthen floor, actively shaping a light-colored clay vase on a pottery wheel. The man wears a black knitted beanie, a dark neck gaiter, and a light-colored, long-sleeved traditional shirt. His hands are coated in clay, demonstrating direct engagement with the material. In the immediate foreground, approximately two dozen finished, unfired clay vases of uniform design are neatly arranged on the dirt floor. These vases feature a flared rim, a distinct bulbous body, and a stepped base. Additional unfired pottery, including a larger, inverted conical pot and other smaller pieces, are visible in the background, near a window on the left side of the frame. The workshop walls are constructed from rough, unplastered earth or mud, displaying an uneven texture. A rectangular window on the left side, covered by a simple wire grid and a translucent plastic or cloth sheet, serves as the primary light source, illuminating the scene from the left. The floor is composed of compacted earth, showing residue from clay work. A white bag and a wooden crate are also discernible near the window on the floor.
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Volume
209
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TVL
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