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Stacks of round, pale biodegradable areca-leaf plates are arranged in a grid on a blue and white striped cloth laid on reddish-brown earth beside a terracotta-coloured wall. Each stack holds a small heap of different dried substances: crushed dark herbs, powdered brown spice, chopped bark or roots, dark granular material, reddish-brown seed-like pieces and a pinch of pale grains. No people are visible. A faint purple logo appears in the upper left corner.

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