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A male individual in a pottery workshop in Kandahar, Afghanistan, is centered, actively shaping a small, unglazed clay vessel with both hands, which are coated in clay. He wears a dark beanie, a light-colored collared shirt, and light trousers. Below the rough, elevated mud-brick platform on which he works, his bare feet are positioned on a large, lower rotating disk of a traditional kick-wheel mechanism, with one foot also resting on a horizontal wooden plank. Approximately 35-40 identical, unglazed, light brown clay pots/vases with distinct bases are arranged in neat rows on the aforementioned elevated platform, extending across the mid-ground. Additional stacks of unglazed pottery are visible in the background on the left side. The workshop features rough, unplastered mud or adobe walls. A small, rectangular window opening is visible in the upper left corner. Orange fibrous material is entangled within the underside of the elevated platform structure. The lighting suggests an interior space, possibly illuminated by natural light from the window and an overhead source.
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