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A wooden tray displayed on a sidewalk holds small decorative souvenirs on newspaper. Two black stone Ganesha figurines sit at either end, flanked by white plastic Taj Mahal-style domes, a deer figurine, two swans and green plastic palm fronds decorated with flowers. Red heart-shaped stickers reading Best Wishes are attached to the items. Behind the tray, a framed deity image and painted vases are visible. No people are present.

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