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The image depicts an outdoor pottery workshop in Kandahar, Afghanistan. In the foreground, a male artisan is shown crouching, facing slightly to the left. He has a dark beard and mustache, a tanned complexion, and wears a light olive-green long-sleeved tunic (shalwar kameez) with three light-colored buttons on the left chest placket, along with a light brown turban. He holds a small, glazed, reddish-brown ceramic pitcher with a handle in his left hand, while his right hand holds a lighter, possibly unglazed, ceramic or wooden piece, suggesting he is working on or examining the pitcher. The background reveals a dry, dusty environment. To the left, stacks of unglazed, decorative ceramic plates are visible on the ground. Behind the artisan, an unrendered earthen wall or structure runs horizontally. To the right, numerous small, unglazed pottery pieces, similar in shape to the pitcher in the artisan's hand, are arranged in rows on the ground. A second individual, wearing a light-colored tunic, is partially visible working in the mid-ground. A dark mound, consistent with raw clay or fuel, is present in the background, beneath a clear, bright sky.
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