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The image depicts an exhibit at the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology in Hanoi, Vietnam, focusing on elephant care. In the foreground, a large, dark, woven basket-like saddle, designed to be placed on the back of an elephant, is prominently displayed. This saddle is supported by a metal stand. A long wooden pole, likely part of a harness or used for guiding an elephant, extends diagonally across the saddle. Beneath the saddle, on a green display surface, is a folded piece of aged, dark leather with a rope coiled on top, also appearing to be related to elephant tack. In the background, the museum wall features several framed photographs and informational text. One photograph shows two elephants with mahouts (elephant riders) nearby. Another shows a person working outdoors in what appears to be a preparation area for elephants. A third photograph shows a single elephant with a rider. The text, visible in both Vietnamese and English, discusses "Elephant Care" and "Les soins aux éléphants." The overall environment suggests an indoor exhibition space within a museum.
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