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A highly detailed, vibrantly colored Huichol art sculpture of a jaguar is displayed in a storefront window at Casa de México en España, located on Calle Alberto Aguilera, 20, Madrid, Spain. The sculpture, rendered in an active, striding pose with its left front paw raised, is entirely adorned with intricate patterns composed of small, brightly colored beads. These patterns depict various symbolic elements including suns, eagles, flora, geometric motifs, and representations of water, primarily in shades of red, orange, yellow, blue, green, and purple against a dark background. Behind the jaguar, a large, rectangular framed tapestry or artwork in a similar Huichol style hangs on the back wall. This artwork features a prominent central circular design with a "tree of life" or cosmic tree motif, surrounded by stylized birds (including doves and eagles), mountains, and human figures, all framed by an elaborately patterned border. The interior display is viewed through a reflective glass window. Reflections on the glass overlay the artwork and sculpture, revealing elements of the urban environment across the street. These reflections include sections of a multi-story brick building with numerous evenly spaced rectangular windows and visible balconies, typical of Madrid's architecture. Bare branches of deciduous trees are also faintly reflected, indicating the season. No people are visible within the frame.
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