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A collection of handmade ceramic tiles is displayed on a dark, textured surface, possibly a table or workbench. The tiles vary in shape, color, and design, each featuring raised relief elements and glazed finishes. Prominently featured is a rectangular white tile with black raised lines forming an abstract house or building design, including windows and possibly a door. A small paper label with the name "MIRA" handwritten in red ink is attached to this tile. Near it, a dark blue rectangular tile catches the eye with raised green/teal letters spelling "BIGB" and numbers "919", alongside a relief design of leaves and several rounded objects resembling berries or coffee beans. A torn paper label with "had" partially visible in red ink is affixed to this tile. Below these, an orange, somewhat circular tile features a green and white abstract design, possibly a stylized flower, and a brown, textured element resembling a broom or fan. This tile also has a paper label with "Da Ni" written in red ink. Parts of other ceramic pieces are visible at the edges, including one with "Sophie" partially visible on a paper label. Many of the tiles have small holes, suggesting they are intended to be hung as decorative plaques or house numbers. The overall impression is of artisanal crafts, possibly from a workshop or market in ตำบลเกาะพะงัน, Thailand.
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