This image depicts the interior of the Chapel of the Tabernacle (Capilla del Sagrario) within the Cathedral of Cuenca, Spain

This image depicts the interior of the Chapel of the Tabernacle (Capilla del Sagrario) within the Cathedral of Cuenca, Spain. The scene is dominated by a prominent, low golden metal grille featuring intricate floral and scrollwork patterns, which acts as a barrier in the foreground. To the right, positioned in front of the grille, is a tall, ornate gilded metal candleholder with a white, unlit candle. To the left, outside the grille, stands a gilded wooden statue of a religious figure wearing long robes and a miter-like headpiece. Behind the golden grille, the chapel's sanctuary is visible, characterized by opulent Baroque architecture. The walls are structured with large dark green marble columns, detailed with gilded Corinthian capitals and bases. These columns frame lighter brown and pinkish marble wall panels. The central focal point is a large altarpiece on the rear wall, featuring a white marble high-relief sculpture portraying multiple human and angelic figures, suggesting an Ascension or Assumption scene. Similar, smaller white marble relief sculptures are set into the adjacent side walls. Above the central altarpiece, the ceiling arches upward to an elliptical oculus, from which sculpted rays of light and cloud motifs extend downwards. The floor within the sanctuary behind the grille is a patterned mosaic of light and dark tiles. On the altar itself, a small arrangement of white and green artificial flowers is visible. A small framed icon on a stand is positioned to the left of the altar arrangement, and a dark red banner with a white emblem and partially legible text hangs to the right. No individuals are present in the scene.