A relief sculpture depicting two figures is prominently displayed at night in Pisac, Peru

A relief sculpture depicting two figures is prominently displayed at night in Pisac, Peru. The sculpture is mounted on a textured, light brown wall or pillar, illuminated from above by artificial lights recessed under a traditional roof structure composed of red clay tiles and visible wooden beams. The male figure, positioned on the left, wears a red, ruffled, umbrella-shaped hat and a red and grey/white striped tunic with a white collar. He holds a bouquet of stylized red and yellow bell-shaped flowers with green stems in his clasped hands, with a ring visible on his right hand. The female figure, on the right, wears a yellow, similarly shaped ruffled hat and has two long braids visible. She is depicted wearing a red open jacket or blouse over a light blue/grey garment, actively breastfeeding an infant cradled against her left breast. Both figures exhibit wide eyes and a direct forward gaze. The base of the sculpture is a dark, rough-textured foundation. The surrounding environment, visible in the dark background, includes blurred market stalls with metal grates and dimly discernible hanging textiles, indicating a commercial or public area. The ground in the immediate foreground is a paved surface of irregular stones.