This image displays a close-up view of a vibrant, intricately woven textile, typical of traditional Peruvian artistry found in markets and workshops throughout Cuzco, Peru

This image displays a close-up view of a vibrant, intricately woven textile, typical of traditional Peruvian artistry found in markets and workshops throughout Cuzco, Peru. The exact location within the city is not discernible from the image. The textile features a dense, textured weave and exhibits abstract, geometric patterns. The upper segment is dominated by a large, stylized octagonal shape, primarily teal, which encloses concentric circles in shades of pink, light orange, and teal, with a vertically split dark center. This motif is positioned against a light pink background on the left and a dark background on the right, separated by a horizontal band of solid red-orange. The lower segment of the textile presents an interlocking arrangement of geometric forms, including squares, L-shapes, and rectangles, rendered in hues of pink, orange, and teal. Two smaller concentric circle motifs, predominantly pink and white, are visible on the far left. Another similar concentric circle motif is embedded within a red-orange rectangular field on the right side. The overall color palette includes teal, dark blue, black, various pinks, light orange, and deep red. No individuals, actions, or specific environmental context are present within the frame.