The image displays the interior of a room at the Awanakancha Textile Center in Urubamba, Peru, showcasing a collection of naturally dyed fibers

The image displays the interior of a room at the Awanakancha Textile Center in Urubamba, Peru, showcasing a collection of naturally dyed fibers. The dominant features are multiple horizontal rows of dried, dyed natural fibers, likely wool, suspended from wooden poles fixed to the walls. These fibers are meticulously arranged in a color spectrum, transitioning from yellows, oranges, and reds in the upper sections, through greens, blues, and purples in the middle, to darker tones of brown, grey, and black in the lower sections. In the bottom-right corner of the scene, a large, round woven basket rests on the light-colored concrete floor, filled with smaller, colorful bundles of fibers. On the right-hand wall, a dark rectangular display board is vertically mounted. The board features white text, including the prominent title "AWANA KANCHA" at the top, accompanied by images of traditional textiles and descriptive information. The room's walls are constructed from a reddish-brown earthen material, with a base of light-grey, rough-cut stone blocks forming a wainscoting. Visible wooden structural elements, including vertical posts and horizontal beams, support the fiber displays and the angled ceiling. A single black spotlight is mounted overhead, directing illumination towards the fiber exhibits. No individuals or active interactions are present in the frame.