The image depicts a young person seated on the ground. The person wears a green jacket over a white outfit with gold accents. A hat-like head covering is gold and blue. They cross their right arm over their body while their left rests on their knee. A small object with a curved spout sits to their right. The person sits on a white cloth with orange details. The image features a double gold border and appears on a gold patterned background with floral motifs. The image presents a figure against a simple background with gold detailing.
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- 585 × 893 px
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