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Close-up photograph of a man's right hand gripping a polished gold-toned pole with fluted, leaf-patterned carving. The wrist wears a braided reddish-pink cord. Behind, a bare upper body shows pale white markings across the skin and gold ornamentation, with greenery visible at the right edge and dark maroon cloth below. The picture is a close detail of hand, cord and staff rather than a full scene.

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