An upward-angled view captures a richly carved, dark-stained wooden ceiling within a structure in Dulce Nombre de Jesús, Costa Rica

An upward-angled view captures a richly carved, dark-stained wooden ceiling within a structure in Dulce Nombre de Jesús, Costa Rica. The ceiling features a complex coffered or pyramidal design composed of multiple layers of wooden beams and panels, all intricately carved with floral, geometric, and scrollwork motifs. A central square opening is present at the apex, containing a small, light-colored circular object, likely a vent or fixture. White specks, consistent with dust or mildew, are visible across the dark wood surfaces. A partial view of a white, opaque light fixture is visible in the upper-left quadrant. On the lower sides of the image, sections of a sloped roof constructed from overlapping terracotta tiles and supported by wooden rafters are visible. Heavy, carved wooden beams and a structural pillar are also visible, connecting the roofline to the ornate ceiling.