A large, faded tapestry, approximately 3-4 meters in height and width, dominates the upper portion of the image, affixed to a light-colored, rough-hewn stone wall inside what is identified as a building in the city of Cuenca, Spain, likely its Cathedral

A large, faded tapestry, approximately 3-4 meters in height and width, dominates the upper portion of the image, affixed to a light-colored, rough-hewn stone wall inside what is identified as a building in the city of Cuenca, Spain, likely its Cathedral. The tapestry depicts a dynamic, multi-figure narrative scene, possibly a battle or hunt, set within a forested landscape with hills. In the left-center of the tapestry, a large, bearded male figure, seemingly wounded with red stains on his torso and left arm, is depicted kneeling or falling, facing right. To his immediate right, a standing male figure, wearing a green and blue tunic over striped sleeves and light brown hose, is captured in mid-action, wielding a sword or club overhead with both hands, aimed towards the kneeling figure. In the midground to the right, another figure in blue and red attire appears engaged with an indistinct form, possibly an animal or fallen human. Further in the background, smaller figures and animals are visible amidst trees. The tapestry is framed by a decorative border featuring repeating floral and fruit motifs. Above the tapestry, gothic-style pointed arch windows with grilles are visible in the stone wall. Below the tapestry, occupying the majority of the lower half of the wall, is a dark, intricately carved wooden choir stall or bench. This wooden object features a tall, paneled back and a decorative frieze along its top and base. To the far left, a partial view of a modern, low-backed bench upholstered in vibrant red fabric, with light-colored wooden legs, is present.