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A vertically oriented outdoor signboard advertises the "GUINNESS WORLD RECORD SEA SHELL ART MUSEUM" in Mysuru, India. The sign, set against a bright sky with power lines and a tree, promotes a museum featuring "More Than 300 Articles." The foreground shows a dirt path. The signboard is segmented into several panels showcasing notable exhibits and achievements: * The top panel on the right displays an interior view of the museum with various seashell art pieces. * Below this, the word "Dashavathara" is prominently displayed, likely referring to a specific collection or theme. * Further down, an image depicts an intricate seashell sculpture of "Mysore st. Philomena's church," with dimensions listed as "Height - 14 feet | Width - 14.5 feet | Breadth - 15 feet." * Adjacent to this, two photographs show women, presumably museum artists or representatives, proudly holding Guinness World Record certificates. * The bottom right panel features a detailed seashell sculpture of the "Taj Mahal," specifying its size as "Height - 9.5 feet | Width - 13 feet | Breadth - 13 feet." * On the left side, a large, colorful seashell sculpture of the Hindu deity Ganesha is displayed. Text underneath identifies it as the "Guinness world record largest sea sculpture Ganesha idol" with dimensions "Height - 11 feet | Width - 8 feet | Depth - 3 feet." * The top of the sign also features the museum's name in Kannada script, which translates to "Guinness World Record Shell and Seashell Art Museum." The bright daylight suggests the photo was taken during the day. The sign encourages visitors with "Visit Once."
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