Photos | Sword Store Opening Ceremony
A group of seven people, including two adults and five glass-wearing males and females, stood in front of the newly opened store, featuring swords and weapons. They were all dressed in formal wear with coats and suits, blending perfectly with the architecture and plywood flooring of the building. Two lamps and a poster advertisement were set up to welcome customers.
BLIP-2 Description:
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stretched win accessories architecture materials shoe sal causland formal floor show opening overcoat shop sign suit raw artist's coat official architectural wear archival flooring canvas grand savings quality poster primed sponsor indoors canv wood stuff building free drawing weapon bide supplies inside advertisement footwear art plywood great outdoor enter srpc alte walk sword change lamp museum glasses
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