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A circular, hand-painted folk art plate or wall hanging, approximately 35 cm in diameter, is prominently displayed against a plain brown background. The central artwork depicts three stylized female figures with yellow faces and black hair. The central figure wears a red sari with white patterns, a white crown, and white necklaces, holding a thin white object in her left hand and a yellow pot with red accents near her right hip. She is flanked by a figure in a green sari on the left and a figure in a blue sari on the right, both adorned with white necklaces and raising one hand. A yellow stylized bird is positioned at the bottom right of the central scene, which is set against a light grey background with sparse red floral motifs. The artwork is bordered by concentric rings of white, blue, black, yellow, and red. Partial views of two woven wicker baskets, light brown in color, are visible at the top and bottom edges of the frame, above and below the painted plate. To the left, a vertical string of interconnected, elongated oval links, made from light-colored, tightly wound fibrous material, hangs downward. A thin orange vertical strip runs behind the painted plate, suggesting a support. The items are characteristic of traditional Bengali crafts, often found in handicraft markets or shops in Kolkata, India.
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