Stake attention in this memory
This mural is located on the facade of the Museo Nacional de Etnografía y Folklore (MUSEF) on Calle Ingavi in La Paz, Bolivia. It depicts a large, light-skinned woman with long dark hair and almond-shaped eyes, shown from the waist up, facing forward. Her bare torso reveals prominent breasts, and her lower abdomen is stylized to expose a sleeping fetus cradled by large, supporting hands. Small green plant sprouts emerge from her body, notably near the nipples, pubic area, and around the fetus. A stylized brown face with black markings is present on her sternum, accompanied by geometric patterns on her upper chest. The woman is flanked by tall green plant stalks with leaves. The background features a blue sky with scattered geometric cubes, transitioning into horizontal bands of brown, green, and purple. A partial figure with feathered patterns is visible on the left, and a large, geometrically patterned hand-like structure is on the right. White text, "Lika Jach'a Uru Jutasquiw" (Aymara), arches above her head, and "El Gran Día Vendrá" (Spanish) is written across her chest. The mural utilizes a palette of earthy yellows, greens, blues, and browns with distinct outlines.
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