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This media file displays a collection of medals awarded for achievements in pole and aerial sports. The medals are varied in size, shape, and material, with some appearing to be gold, silver, and bronze. They are suspended by colorful ribbons, featuring stripes of blue, yellow, red, and white. Some ribbons are plain, while others have intricate woven patterns.

Several of the medals have visible text. One large oval medal prominently displays "IPSF WORLD POLE & AERIAL SPORTS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP 2025 HUNGARY." Another circular medal features Cyrillic text, including "ДНІПРА 2023" (Dnipro 2023) and "МІСТЕЦТВА" (arts). There's also text like "WINNER" and "STO CHEMP" on a green circular medal, and "2024" on a white ribbon. The medals are stacked and overlap, suggesting a collection accumulated over time.

The medals are laid out on a textured, neutral-colored surface, possibly a fabric like linen or felt. The lighting is diffused, casting soft shadows. The arrangement of the medals suggests they are either being displayed or stored. The presence of Ukrainian text on some medals indicates a connection to Dnipro, Ukraine. The overall impression is one of accomplishment and recognition in the field of aerial sports.
Danilkina

Jun 22, 2026, 8:19 PM

Dnipro, Ukraine

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This media file displays a collection of medals awarded for achievements in pole and aerial sports. The medals are varied in size, shape, and material, with some appearing to be gold, silver, and bronze. They are suspended by colorful ribbons, featuring stripes of blue, yellow, red, and white. Some ribbons are plain, while others have intricate woven patterns. Several of the medals have visible text. One large oval medal prominently displays "IPSF WORLD POLE & AERIAL SPORTS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP 2025 HUNGARY." Another circular medal features Cyrillic text, including "ДНІПРА 2023" (Dnipro 2023) and "МІСТЕЦТВА" (arts). There's also text like "WINNER" and "STO CHEMP" on a green circular medal, and "2024" on a white ribbon. The medals are stacked and overlap, suggesting a collection accumulated over time. The medals are laid out on a textured, neutral-colored surface, possibly a fabric like linen or felt. The lighting is diffused, casting soft shadows. The arrangement of the medals suggests they are either being displayed or stored. The presence of Ukrainian text on some medals indicates a connection to Dnipro, Ukraine. The overall impression is one of accomplishment and recognition in the field of aerial sports.

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