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The sticker is circular with a black background. In the center is an image of a stylized animal head, possibly a pig or boar, with large, striking blue eyes, a pink snout, and reddish-brown patches on its face, giving it a somewhat abstract or deconstructed appearance. The creature's head is rendered in shades of gold, brown, and light blue. Around the central image, white text is arranged in a circular fashion. The sticker is affixed to a light grey pole, which shows signs of wear and tear, including peeling layers and dirt marks.

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