The image depicts an outdoor market scene in Pisac, Peru, specifically at the entrance of a textile shop

The image depicts an outdoor market scene in Pisac, Peru, specifically at the entrance of a textile shop. Two elderly Indigenous women are central to the composition. On the left, a woman wearing a wide-brimmed brown hat, a rust-colored cardigan over a dark red top, and a dark blue skirt stands on a stone-tiled street, looking down at a colorful woven bag she holds. Beside her on the ground are a large red-striped woven bundle and a blue-striped woven bag. On the right, an elderly woman in a blue apron or pinafore dress and a patterned hat stands on a raised stone step at the shop's threshold. She holds a black walking stick in her left hand and extends her right hand towards an unseen person, suggesting a transaction. The shop entrance, set into a building with a rough stone base and white plaster upper wall, is heavily adorned with vibrant, traditional Peruvian textiles. Hung on the wall are various woven items, including ponchos in striped, geometric, and multi-colored patterns, two black skirts with embroidered borders, and numerous small, colorful bags, purses, and decorative tassels. The shop's interior, visible through the dark doorway, contains a wooden counter and is illuminated by a single bright light source. A wooden door is visible to the far left of the main shop display. An overhead wooden beam and electrical wiring are present above the shop entrance. The ground is paved with square grey stone tiles.