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Stencilling at the bench

Hands placing a stencil on a white tile in a workshop.

At the bench, the cut metal stencil is laid on the tile and the colour is brushed on, so the design repeats without being hand-painted each time.

Source: pt.wikipedia.org

AI-generated illustration in the manner of the tradition, not a photograph of a specific object.

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