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Person Weaving Piece of Cloth

A person is sitting at a loom, methodically weaving a piece of cloth. They carefully pass the thread through the warp threads, creating intricate patterns and textures. The loom is filled with vibrant threads of different colors, adding depth to the cloth being created.

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