This image depicts a dark-colored informational display panel, likely situated within a museum or exhibition in Urubamba, Peru

This image depicts a dark-colored informational display panel, likely situated within a museum or exhibition in Urubamba, Peru. The upper section of the panel presents white text: "MASTERS OF CLOUDS" followed by its Spanish translation "AMOS DE LAS NUBES." Below this, "INCA" is displayed, accompanied by the date range "1200 - 1520 AD / dC." A horizontal golden line forms a timeline, with a golden circular marker on the left labeled "1520 AD / dc" and another golden circular marker on the right labeled "1200 AD / dC." The central part of the panel features a prominent, abstract golden geometric figure. This figure, potentially representing an animal or deity from Andean iconography, has an angular, block-like body with two internal rectangular shapes, two square eye-like features, and stylized, geometric limbs extending outwards. The lower section of the panel contains two columns of text. The left column, written in English, describes Andean textile art as an activity of supremacy for the Inca, highlighting its importance, the role of women in creating precious garments, and its use in clothing, offerings ("huacas"), and sacrificial rituals. It concludes by recognizing Andean textile art as a significant legacy of skill and creativity. The right column presents the same information in Spanish. No individuals or direct human actions are depicted in the static scene. The display is illuminated, suggesting an indoor environment.