This image presents a close-up view of a vertical wooden display stand exhibiting numerous circular wooden plaques

This image presents a close-up view of a vertical wooden display stand exhibiting numerous circular wooden plaques. Approximately 30 to 40 plaques, each measuring about 15-20 cm in diameter, are suspended by natural fiber twine from horizontal wooden bars that form part of the stand. Each plaque is crafted from light-colored wood, displaying distinct grain patterns, and features hand-painted or stenciled designs in black and occasional colors. Common motifs include various types of cacti, suns, moons, figures in traditional Northeastern attire, and colloquial Portuguese phrases typical of the region, such as "Oxente!" and "Cuida!". The wooden display stand itself is constructed from light-colored timber, arranged in a grid-like or A-frame structure. The background is partially blurred, revealing hints of green foliage and a general outdoor or semi-outdoor setting. In the lower right corner, the lower legs and feet of a person wearing white sneakers are visible, indicating human presence near the display. The thematic content of the plaques, deeply rooted in Northeastern Brazilian culture, strongly suggests this scene takes place at an artisan market or craft fair in the city of Recife, Brazil.