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The image depicts an open-air pottery workshop in Kandahar, Afghanistan, under clear, bright daylight. A single individual, dressed in a mud-stained, light brown tunic, loose trousers, and a checkered head covering, is centrally positioned, bent over a large, circular, unbaked clay pot base. Their hands are actively molding and smoothing the inner surface of the clay object. The ground is dry, light brown earth, covered in dust and small debris. Surrounding the worker are numerous other clay items. To the left, a large, light-colored, finished clay pot with decorative banding stands upright. To the right and in the foreground, several circular clay rings, likely unfinished pot sections, are arranged on the ground. In the mid-ground, a substantial pile of broken, terracotta-colored pottery shards indicates waste material. Behind this, multiple large, unbaked clay vessels, some light-colored and others darker, are visible. The background features a low dirt mound, a simple mud-brick or concrete wall, and several low-rise buildings with flat roofs, characteristic of a semi-urban or rural settlement. Sparse dry vegetation is present beyond the wall.
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