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A blue and white glazed ceramic sculpture of a Foo dog or lion is centrally positioned outdoors in Quy Nhon Ward, Vietnam. The figure is seated on a dark grey slab, which rests on a lighter rectangular block, placed on disturbed soil and sparse ground vegetation. The sculpture features a deep blue body with white stylized scales and accents, including a mane-like ruff, wing-like dorsal elements, and defined paws. Its face has large, round eyes with light blue and orange pupils/irises, and an open mouth revealing a small, light-colored tongue. Orange-brown details highlight the edges of the ears, eyes, mouth, and parts of the body design. In the immediate background, a large tree trunk with textured bark rises behind the sculpture. To the left, a white building facade with a window is partially visible, along with a decorative, grey stone planter holding a small, manicured tree. To the right, an intricately carved grey stone planter sits behind the main tree trunk. Farther in the background, a silver-colored vehicle, likely a car, is parked under what appears to be an overhead structure or archway. The ground throughout the visible area includes patches of soil, small green plants, and grey stone or concrete paving. No people are present.
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