This image captures a floor-to-ceiling wooden shelving unit filled with thousands of buttons in an establishment located in Santander, Spain

This image captures a floor-to-ceiling wooden shelving unit filled with thousands of buttons in an establishment located in Santander, Spain. The shelves are constructed from light-brown wood, segmented vertically by thinner wooden supports, creating a grid-like storage system. Each compartment is densely packed with small, open-top rectangular cardboard boxes, predominantly white or off-white. Each box contains a large quantity of assorted buttons, meticulously sorted by color, size, and material. The buttons exhibit a vast array of colors, ranging from neutral shades like cream, brown, and black, to vibrant hues of red, blue, green, and pink, as well as metallic and iridescent finishes. Materials appear to include plastic, metal, wood, and shell. Some boxes display uniform button types, while others present assortments of similar shades or designs. The organization suggests an extensive inventory typical of a haberdashery or craft supply store. On the far left edge of the frame, a small section of a red and green plaid fabric item is visible, along with a white fabric piece, indicating the presence of other textile-related goods or a display area adjacent to the shelving unit. No individuals are present in the scene. The lighting is consistent, illuminating the entire wall of buttons.