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A close-up, eye-level, slightly elevated shot showcases a collection of dried rose of Jericho plants, also known as *Anastatica hierochuntica*, displayed in a rustic wicker basket. The plants, appearing as tightly wound, brown, spherical masses, are the primary subject. To the left of the basket, a clear glass bottle with a green liquid is visible on a wooden surface, accompanied by a few fresh green leaves. In the foreground, a large, clear glass bowl with a curved rim contains a vibrant green sprig of what appears to be a fern or moss-like plant, with a coin at its base. Behind the basket, a white sign with dark text is propped up, featuring the title "ROSA DE JERICÓ" in large, bold letters. Below the title, the sign is divided into sections labeled "HISTÒRIA" (History), "UTILITATS I RITUALS" (Uses and Rituals), and "ORACIÓ" (Prayer), providing information about the plant. The background is blurred, revealing a draped white fabric, possibly a tent or canopy, and a portion of a wooden chair on the right. The overall impression is of a market stall or a display dedicated to the sale or information of the rose of Jericho. The presence of a wooden chair, wicker basket, and what appears to be a market stall suggests an outdoor setting, possibly a fair or market. The information on the sign, written in Catalan, indicates a context where the cultural and spiritual significance of the rose of Jericho is being presented. While the image itself does not explicitly show the city of Besalú, Spain, the Catalan language on the sign strongly suggests a location within Catalonia. Besalú is a historic town in the Garrotxa region of Catalonia, Spain, known for its well-preserved medieval architecture and its weekly market. Therefore, this scene could plausibly be from a market in Besalú, where traditional goods and information are shared.
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