The image displays a red, stylized feline figurine, approximately 20 centimeters in length, pierced dorsally with numerous short, silver-colored metal nails or pins

The image displays a red, stylized feline figurine, approximately 20 centimeters in length, pierced dorsally with numerous short, silver-colored metal nails or pins. The figurine is mounted on a rectangular light-colored wooden base. A translucent label affixed to the wooden base reads "Gachuza" in dark lettering. This entire assembly rests centrally on a large, white, scalloped-edge decorative plate with a gold trim and a textured, embossed surface pattern. In the background, partially visible, is a white object with an intricate geometric pattern, possibly a coaster or decorative mat, and reflections from a glass surface, indicative of an indoor setting. No individuals or dynamic actions are depicted. The presence of the term "Gachuza," a colloquialism for porcupine predominantly used in the Valle del Cauca department, strongly indicates the location is within the city of Cali, Colombia.