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An oil painting, enclosed in a thick black frame, depicts three Vietnamese women engaged in pottery work within an outdoor or workshop setting, characteristic of traditional craft villages, potentially within or near Nha Trang, Vietnam. The scene portrays three women wearing long-sleeved, blue traditional dresses and white head coverings. All are depicted barefoot. On the left, a woman in a medium blue dress stands in profile, facing right, with her hands placed on a smaller, rounded clay pot that is stacked upon a larger, wider clay pot. She gazes downwards, focused on the pots. In the middle background, a second woman, dressed in a lighter blue garment, holds a small, light brown clay pot with both hands at waist height, appearing to work on it. Her gaze is directed towards the pot. On the right, a third woman in a vibrant royal blue dress stands in a three-quarter view, facing left. She is bent slightly forward, placing both hands on a small, rounded clay pot stacked on a larger, wider pot, mirroring the composition on the left. Her expression indicates concentrated effort. The ground in the foreground is rendered in yellow-green and light brown hues, suggesting dry earth or a dusty area. The background on the right features a dense arrangement of numerous unglazed, earthy-toned clay pots and jars, suggesting a storage or drying area. A single similar pot lies on its side in the lower right corner. The painting is signed "Khoa..." and dated "2017" in the lower right corner.
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