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This image depicts a pottery workshop located in Kandahar, Afghanistan. A lone male individual, with dark hair and a short beard, is centered in the midground, actively shaping a tall, unglazed clay pot. His hands and forearms are coated in light brown clay, indicating his direct involvement in the pottery process. He wears a light-colored, possibly grey, long-sleeved shirt. In the foreground, three large, newly formed, unglazed clay pots stand vertically. These pots are wider at the top, feature a textured rim, and display decorative wavy lines around their bodies. Each rests on a flat, square or circular base, positioned on a raised, rough-hewn surface. Another smaller, wider unglazed pot is visible in the far-right background. The background consists of a robust wall constructed from light-colored, irregularly shaped bricks or stones. Above this wall and the potter, a dark, possibly black, fabric tarp serves as a partial overhead cover, supported by visible wooden beams. Gaps in this tarp reveal a clear blue sky. Strong natural light illuminates the scene, casting distinct shadows from the structures and pottery onto the ground, which appears rough and dusty, with traces of clay.
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