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This image depicts an indoor garment production facility or textile workshop located in Kandahar, Afghanistan. The scene is illuminated by overhead lighting and natural light from windows, showing a large room with white walls and ceiling, a concrete floor partially covered by a red patterned rug, and grey lower wall sections. In the foreground, two large stacks of individually packaged textile products are prominent: a taller stack of white, patterned items on the left and a shorter stack of brown, folded items on the right. Five individuals are visible. In the left foreground, a young male wearing a black traditional garment with embroidered brown patterns and a black head covering/scarf stands facing slightly left. In the central foreground, a male in a brown traditional garment (perahan tunban) walks away from the camera, barefoot, towards the right side of the frame. In the midground right, two individuals are engaged in work around a table. One individual, wearing a light brown head covering, is positioned to the right of the other. The second, a young male wearing a maroon vest over a light shirt, is actively using a silver iron on a flat surface, with a green plastic bottle nearby. In the background left, industrial sewing machines with spools of thread are visible. A fifth individual is partially obscured behind a blue-draped table in the far background. Dark patterned curtains hang over windows on the left and right walls. The overall scene suggests ongoing production or finishing of textile goods.
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