This image depicts an indoor market stall or shop in Pisac, Peru, displaying a variety of traditional textile crafts

This image depicts an indoor market stall or shop in Pisac, Peru, displaying a variety of traditional textile crafts. Dominating the upper two-thirds of the frame is a wall-mounted display featuring hundreds of colorful yarn and fiber ornaments. These items hang vertically in multiple rows from a horizontal suspension system composed of numerous white wire hangers. Each hanging ornament consists of a string or braided cord, varying in length and design, often terminating in a tassel or a pom-pom. The colors are diverse and vibrant, including shades of red, pink, yellow, blue, green, orange, purple, white, and black. Some strands feature single large pom-poms or tassels, while others incorporate multiple smaller pom-poms, beads, or intricate woven patterns along their length. Shadows from these hanging elements are cast upon the white wall behind them. Below this display, in the lower third of the image, is a light-colored wooden bench or platform. Upon it are arranged several woven textile items. These include three rectangular pillows with distinct indigenous patterns, primarily featuring vertical stripes and geometric motifs in varied colors such as reds, pinks, blues, browns, and white. A vibrantly striped blanket, predominantly red, orange, and fuchsia, is folded and draped over the bench. A portion of another folded textile in red, green, and blue is visible on the far right. No individuals are present in the scene.