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The image depicts a male potter working in a traditional workshop in Kandahar, Afghanistan. The individual, wearing a black beanie, a black neck gaiter, and a light grey long-sleeved tunic, is centrally positioned, actively shaping a mound of light-colored clay on a manual pottery wheel. His hands are coated in clay, and his gaze is directed downwards at the spinning material. He is seated on a red patterned cushion placed directly behind the pottery wheel. The workshop environment consists of walls constructed from rough, light brown mud or adobe, exhibiting visible cracks and texture, and a dirt floor. A rectangular window with a grid pattern is visible on the upper left wall, serving as the primary light source for the scene. In the immediate foreground, numerous unfired, light brown clay vessels, including smaller bowls and taller footed pots with distinct bases, are systematically arranged in rows on a low, irregular, mud-colored surface. Additional larger, wider clay pots are present on the ground in the background to the left of the potter, and more finished or semi-finished pots are visible on the ground to his right. A piece of light-colored fabric or debris hangs from the upper right wall.
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