This image depicts an indoor grape drying facility in Bazar-e Panjva'i, Afghanistan

This image depicts an indoor grape drying facility in Bazar-e Panjva'i, Afghanistan. A central male figure, with a dark beard, wearing a light-colored tunic, dark vest, and light head covering, sits cross-legged on a white tarp in the foreground. He faces the viewer with an open mouth and extends his right hand, holding a small cluster of dried grapes. To his left, a substantial pile of golden-yellow dried grapes rests on the tarp. In the midground, two additional males are seated on similar white tarps, actively sorting or processing smaller piles of grapes; one wears a light tunic and dark cap. Above the individuals, a multi-tiered wooden rack system is densely covered with hanging bunches of grapes, indicative of an ongoing desiccation process. The structure's roof is constructed from a light-colored, permeable woven material supported by wooden poles. A clear plastic water bottle is visible on the tarp near the background figures.