Four highly ornate traditional Mexican sombreros are displayed in an indoor setting, arranged diagonally from the foreground left to the background right on a dark, reflective surface

Four highly ornate traditional Mexican sombreros are displayed in an indoor setting, arranged diagonally from the foreground left to the background right on a dark, reflective surface. The sombrero in the immediate foreground features a royal purple velvet brim and crown top, with a cream-colored main body and brim underside. It is extensively decorated with intricate silver embroidery, including stylized patterns, small sequins, and a silver corded trim along the brim edge. Four slender silver metallic elements protrude from the apex of the purple crown. Behind this, a second sombrero presents a burgundy red velvet brim and crown top, with a cream-colored body. It is adorned with detailed gold embroidery, including sunburst patterns and cross motifs, and a gold corded trim. Similar metallic elements, in gold, are visible on its crown. A third sombrero, positioned further back, exhibits a royal blue velvet brim and crown top with gold embroidery and trim, consistent in style with the burgundy sombrero. The fourth sombrero, partially obscured in the far background, also appears to have a blue brim with gold embroidery. The sombreros rest on a dark, flat surface, likely a counter or shelf. Behind them, a dark, elevated horizontal surface is visible. The background is dark and blurred, with faint hints of other objects, possibly decorative elements or glassware, suggesting a commercial interior environment, such as a restaurant, bar, or shop. No individuals are present. The specific location within Atizapán de Zaragoza, Mexico, cannot be determined from the visual evidence provided.