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This is a medium, eye-level, full shot of a golden Buddhist relief sculpture depicting the Wheel of Dharma and surrounding figures, situated outdoors in the city of Martselang, India. The sculpture, likely made of brass or bronze, is the central focus. It is intricately carved with multiple figures, including what appears to be Buddha in the center, surrounded by other deities or important figures. The Wheel of Dharma, a prominent Buddhist symbol, is positioned directly in front of the central figure. Below the main relief, a large, ornate golden structure resembling a lotus flower serves as a pedestal. Two elephant tusks, also golden, flank this lotus structure, extending outwards. The ground in front of the sculpture is paved with reddish-brown tiles, appearing somewhat wet or reflective, suggesting a recent rain or the presence of water. Two black, cylindrical spotlights are positioned on the ground in front of the sculpture, aimed upwards. The sculpture is mounted on a textured, golden-brown wall, which appears to be part of a larger structure. The entire scene is bathed in sunlight, casting long shadows from the right side of the frame across the ground and the sculpture. The background is indistinct, but suggests an outdoor environment, possibly with some fencing or architectural elements visible to the right. The overall impression is one of a sacred or decorative installation, likely in a public or religious space.
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