The image displays a large, inlaid compass rose on the floor of the Zócalo in Puebla City, Mexico

The image displays a large, inlaid compass rose on the floor of the Zócalo in Puebla City, Mexico. The compass rose features an eight-point star design, primarily composed of polished marble. The star's points alternate between light cream-colored marble with reddish veins and dark brown/maroon marble, framed by sections of dark grey marble. A square, brass-colored plaque is positioned at the exact center of the star. Surrounding the star's perimeter is a decorative band of small, dark grey, patterned rectangular inlays. The floor immediately surrounding the compass rose consists of large, polished dark grey and black marble tiles exhibiting white veining and surface reflections. A narrow, straight golden metallic strip extends vertically from the compass rose towards the lower portion of the frame, bisecting several dark grey marble tiles. The lower-left corner of the image shows a distinct section of lighter, speckled grey pavement. In the upper background, blurred partial figures of people's legs and feet are visible, one holding a white shopping bag with red text. A faint rainbow-like light refraction is present in the upper-left of the frame.