A large, vertically oriented ancient textile is meticulously displayed within a glass museum case in Urubamba, Peru

A large, vertically oriented ancient textile is meticulously displayed within a glass museum case in Urubamba, Peru. The textile, exhibiting irregular and deteriorated edges, particularly on its left side, is mounted on a dark, likely black, rectangular backing board. It features complex, multicolored geometric patterns, primarily in shades of red, dark green, gold/yellow, and dark brown, intricately woven against an off-white or cream-colored background fabric. The patterns consist of block-like formations, squares, and possibly stylized figures or symbols. The display case itself has a dark frame and is internally illuminated from above, casting a bright light on the top portion of the textile and creating a gradient where the light fades towards the bottom of the case. Minor reflections are visible on the glass surface of the case. The immediate environment surrounding the display case is dark, indicative of a museum exhibit designed to focus attention on the artifact. No people, overt actions, or interactions are visible in the scene.