This image captures an outdoor scene at a retail establishment in Vereda Montecillo, Colombia, under a partly cloudy sky

This image captures an outdoor scene at a retail establishment in Vereda Montecillo, Colombia, under a partly cloudy sky. The primary structure is a building featuring a traditional terracotta tile roof and white-painted walls. A dark-framed window with an ornate, geometric metal grill is visible on the left. Suspended from a white metal display rack under the roof's overhang is an array of dark-colored textiles, likely ponchos, exhibiting diverse patterns, including what appears to be an Aztec calendar stone motif, abstract designs, and colorful accents. In the foreground, a black A-frame chalkboard sign displays the text "H@M HECHO A MANO" (Handmade) with "Artesanías" (Handicrafts) partially visible below. Two individuals are positioned on the right side of the frame, their backs to the viewer. The person on the left wears a tan long-sleeved shirt and blue denim shorts. The person on the right wears a light-colored long-sleeved shirt and pants, with a dark bag strap visible over their shoulder. Both individuals appear to be examining merchandise displayed within the shop's open area or a counter. A section of another display unit, possibly containing smaller items, is partially visible on the far right. A reddish-brown chimney or vent pipe is visible on the roofline to the right, and a thin, dark line, consistent with a utility wire, spans the upper portion of the blue sky.