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A rectangular, hand-woven textile rug is displayed vertically against a light-colored wall in Kandahar, Afghanistan. The rug features a multi-colored map of Afghanistan, divided into its provinces, each labeled in English, such as "KANDAHAR," "HERAT," "ZABUL," "GHOR," and "BADGHIS." Bordering countries are also labeled: "CHINA," "TAJIKISTAN," "UZBEKISTAN," "TURKMENISTAN," "ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN," and "ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF PAKISTAN." In the upper right quadrant of the map, a framed illustration depicts a building complex, potentially a historical site, with partially legible text above it, including "HERAT PROVINCE." A small depiction of the Afghan national flag is located in the lower-left section of the map, near the "TURKMENISTAN" border. The map is bordered by decorative floral and geometric patterns. White tassels are visible along the top and bottom edges of the rug. Shadows are cast on the wall below the bottom tassels, suggesting illumination from an overhead or frontal light source. The blurred top of a person's head and shoulder is partially visible in the bottom-left foreground. The scene indicates an indoor environment, likely a retail space or exhibition area.
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