A large, cow-shaped piñata is positioned on a metallic platform within an indoor or semi-covered industrial/storage environment located in José Luis Bustamante y Rivero, Peru

A large, cow-shaped piñata is positioned on a metallic platform within an indoor or semi-covered industrial/storage environment located in José Luis Bustamante y Rivero, Peru. The piñata is predominantly white, constructed from fringed tissue paper, with irregular black patches simulating cow spots. It features golden-brown horns, large blue cartoon-style eyes with black pupils and lashes, a light brown snout with nostrils, and a small black curved mouth. A crown of light blue, pink, and yellow tissue paper flowers adorns its head. A red collar with two glittery golden bell shapes is attached around its neck. To the immediate left of the piñata, vertical silver-colored metal poles are visible, likely part of a shelving or support system. A dark, wire-like object hangs from one pole, and an orange bag along with a metal bowl are partially visible below the platform. The background consists of light-colored corrugated metal walls or panels. Above these walls, a blue metal truss structure and a white corrugated roof are apparent. On the right side of the background, stacked cardboard boxes and other miscellaneous objects are visible on an elevated surface. The lighting is bright and diffuse, illuminating the scene uniformly.