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An indoor, evening shot in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, features a framed "Cigar Knowledge" poster prominently displayed. The poster, with a light reflection near its title, provides educational information about cigars. The top section, labeled "Cigar Name and Size," illustrates various cigar types with accompanying numbers (e.g., 42, 36, 40, 48, 50), likely indicating ring gauges and lengths. Below this, text explains that "Ring Gauges are measured by 64ths of an inch," clarifying that a "48 ring gauge" means "48/64ths on an inch in diameter." Adjacent text states, "Cigar length is measured in both metric and standard length. In Indonesia cigars are typically referred to by their standard." The bottom left section, titled "Cigar Production," includes an illustration of a tobacco plant and details about tobacco cultivation (e.g., "Nusantara," "Cuba," "Dominican Republic") and the unique hand-wrapping process of "Taro Martini" cigars. The bottom right section, "Cigar Anatomy," features a diagram labeling the "SINGER" (binder leaf), "FILLER" (tobacco blend), and "WRAPPER" (outermost leaf), along with parts of the cigar like "FOOT," "BAND," and "HEAD." The poster is mounted on a wooden structure, possibly a beam, with two white light switches visible directly below it. The setting appears to be a rustic establishment, perhaps a lounge or restaurant, with wooden beams overhead and string lights creating a warm ambiance. In the blurry background, people are visible seated at tables, suggesting dining or socializing. To the right, a large, dark, textured object, possibly a tree trunk or root, serves as decor. The artificial lighting indicates it is evening or night.
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