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An overhead view captures a square, metallic plaque embedded in a paved pedestrian surface. The plaque, approximately 0.5 meters by 0.5 meters, features a blue-grey border and encloses a large-scale reproduction of a postage stamp. The stamp image depicts a traditional Ukrainian rag doll, known as a motanka, positioned centrally. The doll has a faceless head wrapped in white fabric with a distinctive red and white patterned headband. Its torso is adorned with additional white wrapped fabric and colorful, flowing strips of red and orange material. The doll wears a green skirt with a patterned yellow and orange hem and a multi-colored plaid sash draped across its body in shades of red, purple, and green. Text on the stamp includes the word "UKRAINA" horizontally at the top. To its right, the Ukrainian trident emblem is visible. Vertical Cyrillic text "УКРАЇНА" (Ukraine) is positioned below the trident. On the left side of the stamp, vertical Cyrillic text "Лялька" (Doll) is present. A large red capital letter "P" is situated in the lower right portion of the stamp. The stamp image itself has a simulated perforated edge. Below the stamp replica, on the blue-grey border of the plaque, additional text is present: "ЛЯЛЬКА" (Doll) in Cyrillic, followed by "RAG-DOLL" in Latin script. In the bottom right corner of the plaque, a QR code is visible. The plaque is set into a pavement constructed from square and rectangular granite cobblestones or tiles. These stones exhibit a speckled texture and a range of colors, from light grey to reddish-brown. Several areas of the pavement show evidence of moisture, appearing darker and reflecting light. Small patches of green vegetation are visible in the crevices between some of the paving stones. The scene is located on a public sidewalk in Kyiv, Ukraine.
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