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This image depicts an outdoor pottery workshop in Kandahar, Afghanistan, under a clear, pale blue sky. A male artisan, wearing dark clothing and a dark beard, is centrally positioned, bent forward, actively handling a large, unfired, light-brown clay pot. His hands are near the rim of the vessel. Hundreds of similar light-brown, unfired clay pots and vessels, varying in size and shape from tall cylindrical forms to shorter, wider, spherical forms, are meticulously arranged in rows across the dusty ground in the foreground and middle ground, drying in direct sunlight. In the background, a rudimentary canopy structure, constructed from unfinished wooden logs and bamboo poles, extends across the scene. Parts of this canopy are covered with dark fabric or tarpaulin, providing shade. Behind the artisan, a dilapidated brick wall forms the rear of the workshop, featuring built-in shelves or niches that also hold numerous unfired pots. A second, less distinct figure is partially visible behind the main artisan, near the brick wall. To the left of the working artisan, several large, red-orange and white sacks are stacked on the ground. A bright yellow plastic jerrycan is visible on the ground near the artisan. Harsh direct sunlight casts distinct shadows from the canopy structure and the pottery.
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