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A vintage black-and-white studio portrait mounted on a cream and gold card with a faded border. Two women in traditional sarees stand side by side in front of a lattice-patterned backdrop. The woman on the left wears a light saree with a flower garland and hair parted and adorned, leaning one hand on a wooden pedestal. The woman on the right wears a dark saree with a long flower garland and stands near a dark wooden cabinet. Handwritten script appears in the lower right corner of the mount.

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