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In José Luis Bustamante y Rivero, Peru, two females are depicted standing in traditional attire. The individual on the left is an adult female wearing a white head covering over a dark braid, a multicolored embroidered vest over a dark long-sleeved garment, and a brightly patterned skirt featuring horizontal bands of floral and geometric designs. She holds a dark brown bowl containing green foliage and white decorative elements, with multicolored fabric streamers draped from her left arm. Adjacent to her is a white, plush llama figure adorned with a colorful headstall, tassels, and small bells. The individual on the right is a younger female wearing eyeglasses, a white substance on her left cheek, and a dark hat with white patterns. She is dressed in a black long-sleeved shirt, a red and black patterned shawl, and a skirt with intricate red, white, and black designs. Her dark braids are interwoven with colorful ribbons. She holds a small, light-brown ceramic bowl containing multiple small, light-colored objects. Both individuals are standing and looking generally towards the right, appearing to be participants in an event. The background consists of blurred red and blue metal structures.
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