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Hiroshige Hiseries with educational and moral teachings about the virtuousness of women. Women drawing salt. The salt water is collected in the bucket to extract salt. Salt drawing was a job done by women.
Title: Scooping salt
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Hiroshige Hiseries with educational and moral teachings about the virtuousness of women.
Women drawing salt.
The salt water is collected in the bucket to extract salt.
Salt drawing was a job done by women.
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