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A photograph inside a narrow shop lined with small gold-coloured deity figurines on glass-fronted shelves. A long-haired man in an orange robe with a marigold and white flower garland stands at the glass counter looking up toward the hanging brass lamps. A shopkeeper in a dark vest sits behind the case on the left, and a man in a grey sweater stands at the right edge. A framed painting of a seated deity in red hangs on the back wall. Blue-painted frames and walls surround the scene.

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