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A close-up, eye-level, outdoor shot focuses on the head and upper torso of a dragon sculpture, likely a guardian statue, at a Buddhist temple or pagoda in Da Nang, Vietnam. The sculpture is intricately decorated with broken ceramic tiles in shades of orange, green, blue, and white, forming scales and patterns. The dragon's head is dominant, with a large, open mouth revealing rows of sharp, white teeth made from ceramic shards. Its eyes are dark and recessed, with blue accents. The sculpture appears weathered, with some tiles chipped or missing. Behind the sculpture, the environment is lush and green, with trees and foliage visible. In the background, a large, white statue of a female figure, possibly a deity, stands partially obscured by greenery. A stone pathway or steps leads away from the sculpture. To the left of the sculpture, a cluster of bright yellow flowers is visible, along with a black plastic bag. The overall impression is one of ancient artistry and a tranquil, spiritual setting. The specific location is likely one of the many temples in the Marble Mountains or near Son Tra Peninsula, known for their elaborate dragon sculptures.
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