The image displays a detailed, full-length statue of the Virgin of Guadalupe, centrally positioned within an indoor devotional setting

The image displays a detailed, full-length statue of the Virgin of Guadalupe, centrally positioned within an indoor devotional setting. The statue portrays the Virgin with her hands clasped in prayer at her chest, her gaze directed downwards. She wears a blue mantle adorned with gold stars draped over her head and shoulders, covering a pink-orange tunic intricately decorated with golden patterns. A black ribbon or sash is visible around her neck. A golden, spiky aureola, representing a sunburst, emanates from behind her. The Virgin stands upon a dark crescent moon, which is supported by a winged cherubic figure (an angel) looking upwards, emerging from a multi-toned, rocky base featuring white and blue elements. Behind the statue is a large, ornate golden-framed image, likely a print or painting, depicting the Virgin of Guadalupe with a similar sunburst motif against a starry blue background. To the immediate right of the statue, a small, vertical Mexican flag is displayed on a slender pole, featuring the national colors of green, white, and red, with the Mexican coat of arms centered on the white stripe. The scene is further adorned with artificial green foliage and colorful artificial flowers framing the left and right sides of the statue, including yellow and pink blooms. The environment suggests a shrine, altar, or a dedicated religious display. The scene is located within the Parroquia Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe, situated at Hernando de Aguirre 472, Providencia, Santiago, Chile.