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The image displays a vertically oriented textile art piece, framed by a red blanket stitch on burlap fabric. The artwork, which is located in São Paulo, Brazil, features a felt rendition of the Cuban flag positioned in the upper center. Below the flag, the word "CUBA" is spelled in white felt letters. To the left of "CUBA" is a circular light brown felt piece resembling a straw hat, and to its right, a white felt nurse's cap with a red cross emblem. The central and lower sections of the piece depict elements associated with traditional Cuban medicine. A prominent white, textured felt mortar and pestle are centrally placed, appearing to rest on a brown-stitched wooden structure. Various felt plants and herbs surround this, including green aloe vera-like plants, white daisy-like flowers with yellow centers (some within a brown woven basket), and clusters of green leaves. Small white rectangular felt labels with red borders identify specific elements: "Canela" (Cinnamon), "Azahar" (Orange Blossom), "Manzanilla" (Chamomile), "Menta" (Mint), "Romero" (Rosemary), and "Aloe vera". Two brown cylindrical objects, resembling cinnamon sticks, are positioned diagonally in the lower right foreground. The artwork is signed in the bottom right corner with stitched white text reading "Rosa Maria Castellanos Castellanos". The piece is affixed to a plain, light-colored wall.
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