The image depicts an intricately carved stone relief within a rock-cut structure in Osuna, Spain

The image depicts an intricately carved stone relief within a rock-cut structure in Osuna, Spain. The carvings are executed in a light-colored, natural stone, consistent with sandstone. The scene is divided into three primary horizontal sections. The uppermost section features a frieze with five principal elements. From left to right, these include a standing male figure carrying a long pole, a heraldic shield with the name "RAMOS" carved below it, a central standing male figure holding a shield and a weapon, a second heraldic shield displaying a wolf with the name "LOBO" carved below it, and another standing male figure with a shield and weapon. Above and to the far left of this frieze, a singular, roughly carved human face with an open mouth is visible on the uneven rock surface. Below the main frieze, a patterned band with a repeating scroll design runs horizontally. The middle section is dominated by a large, deeply carved grape vine, featuring numerous clusters of grapes and leaves, appearing to spread across the wall. To the left of the vine, a standing female figure, facing right, wears a long robe and a head covering while holding a small jug. To the right of the vine, a standing male figure, facing left, reaches up with both hands to harvest grapes. He wears a short, pleated garment. The lowest section comprises a carved stone shelf or ledge. On this shelf, from left to right, are a large, rotund stone amphora with a small cross-like carving near its base, a small recessed niche containing miniature figurines flanked by two small decorative arrangements of red flowers, and a tall, basket-like stone carving filled with grapes, featuring a small spigot carved into its lower section. Artificial light sources, positioned above the carvings, illuminate the scene. The surrounding rock wall exhibits a natural, rough texture, contrasting with the smooth, detailed craftsmanship of the relief carvings.