The image depicts the entrance of a florist shop located at number 29 Calle Pureza, in the Triana district of Seville, Spain

The image depicts the entrance of a florist shop located at number 29 Calle Pureza, in the Triana district of Seville, Spain. The building features an off-white stucco facade with a reddish-pink lower band. Above the ground floor, two balconies with black wrought iron railings are visible; the left balcony has light blue slatted shutters covering a white door with a lower red panel. A black, ornate lantern-style street lamp is mounted on the wall to the right of the left balcony. A blue and white ceramic plaque on the upper left wall identifies "EL DISTRITO DE TRIANA" and references "JUAN BORRERO CAMPOS." Centrally positioned above the shop entrance is a rectangular ceramic tile sign with yellow text reading "29 FLORISTERIA 29" on a patterned blue background. The open doorway is elaborately framed by an archway of artificial flowers and foliage in shades of red, white, pink, purple, and green, with several cascading strands. Through the open door, the interior of the florist shop is visible, showing shelves stocked with various plants, flowers, and baskets. A small fan is positioned on the left side of the entrance. The street level features patterned paving. No individuals are present in the scene.