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"A bold, stylized red rose with sharp lines and detailed shading stands out against a black background. Surrounding the rose are red leaves, also intricately designed, giving a graphic, tattoo-like feel. Below the rose, the word 'Laroyê' is written in a large, cursive red font, symbolizing a powerful and spiritual greeting, often associated with the deity Exu in Afro-Brazilian traditions."

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"A bold, stylized red rose with sharp lines and detailed shading stands out against a black background. Surrounding the rose are red leaves, also intricately designed, giving a graphic, tattoo-like feel. Below the rose, the word 'Laroyê' is written in a large, cursive red font, symbolizing a powerful and spiritual greeting, often associated with the deity Exu in Afro-Brazilian traditions.""A bold, stylized red rose with sharp lines and detailed shading stands out against a black background. Surrounding the rose are red leaves, also intricately designed, giving a graphic, tattoo-like feel. Below the rose, the word 'Laroyê' is written in a large, cursive red font, symbolizing a powerful and spiritual greeting, often associated with the deity Exu in Afro-Brazilian traditions.""A bold, stylized red rose with sharp lines and detailed shading stands out against a black background. Surrounding the rose are red leaves, also intricately designed, giving a graphic, tattoo-like feel. Below the rose, the word 'Laroyê' is written in a large, cursive red font, symbolizing a powerful and spiritual greeting, often associated with the deity Exu in Afro-Brazilian traditions.""A bold, stylized red rose with sharp lines and detailed shading stands out against a black background. Surrounding the rose are red leaves, also intricately designed, giving a graphic, tattoo-like feel. Below the rose, the word 'Laroyê' is written in a large, cursive red font, symbolizing a powerful and spiritual greeting, often associated with the deity Exu in Afro-Brazilian traditions."