A detailed view within a market stall in Ollantaytambo, Peru, showcases indigenous Peruvian handicrafts

A detailed view within a market stall in Ollantaytambo, Peru, showcases indigenous Peruvian handicrafts. Centrally positioned is a white, plush stuffed alpaca toy, approximately 30 cm in height, facing right and adorned with a collar of multi-colored pom-poms (red, pink, yellow, green, blue, purple). To its immediate left, two traditional textile dolls are visible, dressed in red garments with black geometric patterns; one cradles a small white baby doll, and the other holds a miniature white alpaca figure. These dolls are arranged on a vibrantly patterned woven fabric. To the right of the alpaca, multiple stacks of folded textiles, likely blankets or shawls, are displayed, exhibiting patterns in shades of blue, gray, and earthy tones. The background consists of additional folded and hanging textiles, indicating a commercial display of local artisanal products.