An indoor exhibition display in Santiago, Chile, presents cultural items and information about Chilean artisans

An indoor exhibition display in Santiago, Chile, presents cultural items and information about Chilean artisans. The primary subject is a dark brown, sleeveless, tunic-style garment with an asymmetrical hem, displayed on a natural wicker mannequin torso supported by a light-colored wooden stand. The garment's upper chest features a colorful appliqué scene depicting a white house with a brown roof, surrounded by stylized trees of various green and yellow hues, light green hills, and a yellow circular form in the upper left. Behind the garment, a large, dark blue banner details a 10-year initiative supporting artisans across Chile. It displays an elongated light pink map of Chile, highlighting 15 regions from north to south, including the "Metropolitana" region with listed localities such as Santiago, Vitacura, Providencia, and Las Condes. Spanish text on the banner states "1.622 artesanas y artesanos participantes," "75% son mujeres," and "64% pertenece a pueblos originarios." To the right of the garment, a light pink rectangular pedestal holds a round, woven basket made of natural fibers and two small, folded brochures featuring images of people. A small, square display card with an image of a person and text mentioning "lazos Bordados" is positioned on the floor at the bottom left. The environment includes a dark gray wall on the left with a silver electrical fixture, a blue and gray tiled floor, and a partially visible modern white, curved architectural element or furniture on the far right. Bright ambient lighting illuminates the scene.