

A group of men wearing robes and headwraps gathered on a rug on a floor. The man on the left has a brown robe with yellow lining. A man on the right wears a white robe with his right hand raised. Two men nearby wear white robes and headwraps. The man on the floor beside them wears a brown robe. Strips of red and white adorn the curved entranceway. The walls are decorated with art. A staircase and columns are nearby.
Artwork details
- Dimensions:
- 607 × 893 px
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