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An outdoor close-up captures a dark, irregularly shaped stone plaque with a polished black surface and rough, light grey stone edges
An outdoor close-up captures a dark, irregularly shaped stone plaque with a polished black surface and rough, light grey stone edges. The plaque features golden Vietnamese text, titled "LƯU DANH CÔNG ĐỨC" (Register of Merit). It identifies the project as the "Construction of Arhat Statue Garden, Kỳ Quang Pagoda" in Đăk Mar Commune, Đăk Hà District, Kon Tum Province, Vietnam. A table within the text lists nine donor families and their respective addresses, which span various Vietnamese provinces including Kon Tum, Hưng Yên, Hà Nội, and Quảng Ngãi. The inscription specifies a date of "PHẬT LỊCH 2560 - THÁNG 8 NĂM 2016" (Buddhist Calendar 2560 - August 2016) and credits "CƠ SỞ SẢN XUẤT ĐÁ MỸ NGHỆ LÂM TẠO" (Lâm Tạo Fine Arts Stone Production Facility) from Ninh Vân Craft Village, Hoa Lư, Ninh Bình, Vietnam, as the manufacturer. Blurred green foliage, consistent with tree branches, is visible in the background above the plaque, set against a bright, diffuse sky. No individuals or active interactions are present.