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The image displays an interior view of an upholstery or furniture manufacturing workshop in Kandahar, Afghanistan. Two adult males are actively engaged in working on a large, tall, white rectangular panel, approximately 2 meters in height, constructed with a visible wooden frame and white upholstery material. The subject on the left, an adult male with dark hair and a short beard, dressed in a light blue traditional long-sleeved garment, stands holding the panel upright with both hands. His head is slightly bowed, suggesting focus on the task. The subject on the right, an adult male with a full beard and a patterned skullcap, also dressed in a light blue traditional garment, crouches on his left knee, manipulating the lower section of the panel with both hands. Their coordinated actions indicate a collaborative assembly or upholstery process. The workshop floor, partially covered by a red carpet in the foreground, is extensively littered with fabric scraps of various colors, wood offcuts, foam pieces, and general debris. A white sheet or fabric piece lies on the carpet in the lower-left. In the background, disorganized piles of upholstery materials, including rolled fabrics and foam, are stacked high. Unfinished wooden furniture frames and upholstered components are scattered throughout the space. Shelving units stocked with materials are visible on the left. The ceiling is exposed concrete with multiple bare light bulbs and fluorescent tubes providing illumination. Green electrical conduits or wires run along the ceiling, from which blue coiled air hoses extend downwards, one near each subject. A wooden-cased analog wall clock is mounted on a far wall.
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