This image captures two Indigenous women seated in a dimly lit, semi-enclosed space within Pisac, Peru

This image captures two Indigenous women seated in a dimly lit, semi-enclosed space within Pisac, Peru. The woman on the left wears a dark fedora-style hat, a dark poncho with red trim, and has her hands folded; she is positioned on a low, irregular stone or concrete surface. Adjacent to her on this surface are a striped woven bag and a dark handbag. A blue tarpaulin hangs as a partition behind her. To her right, a 2025 wall calendar is affixed to the distressed, light-painted wall. The woman on the right wears a light-colored, wide-brimmed hat and a plaid shawl draped over a light blue top and skirt; her arms are crossed. She is seated on a black plastic stool. Behind her, a white sack leans against the wall beside a red and yellow broom. A green and purple corn cob graphic is painted on the wall. A weathered, blue-painted wooden door is visible at the far right. The overhead structure appears to be a dark tarpaulin, and the ground is uneven, consistent with packed earth or rough concrete.