This image captures a vertical, rectangular display board showcasing numerous necklaces within a retail or market setting in Pisac, Peru

This image captures a vertical, rectangular display board showcasing numerous necklaces within a retail or market setting in Pisac, Peru. The board features a dark, likely black, felt or fabric backing, encased in a light-brown wooden frame, and is mounted against a light-colored wall. Hundreds of necklaces are densely arranged across the upper two-thirds of the board, suspended from its top edge. Each necklace consists of a pendant attached to a cord. The pendants vary significantly in shape (teardrop, oval, rectangular, square, abstract, and circular with carved patterns like a chakana), size, and color, suggesting a diverse collection of polished and unpolished stones or materials. Some pendants are uniformly colored, while others exhibit mottled or veined patterns. The cords are primarily dark (black) or light brown/tan, appearing to be made of waxed thread or leather, with various knotting and braiding styles. Illumination from the upper left creates a slight glare on some of the necklaces at the top of the display. The immediate environment includes a plain, light-colored wall bordering the display on the right and left. On the far left, out-of-focus elements suggest an interior space with a light-colored textile, possibly a curtain or fabric, and a wooden beam or frame. No individuals are visible in the scene.