An ornate ceramic tile depicting the Virgin Mary, titled "AURORA REINA Y MADRE DEL ALBAYZIN" (Aurora, Queen and Mother of the Albayzín), is mounted on a textured, off-white stucco wall

An ornate ceramic tile depicting the Virgin Mary, titled "AURORA REINA Y MADRE DEL ALBAYZIN" (Aurora, Queen and Mother of the Albayzín), is mounted on a textured, off-white stucco wall. This location is within the Albayzín neighborhood of Granada, Spain. The central tile features the Virgin Mary, crowned and adorned in elaborate white and gold robes, holding a monstrance or chalice in her left hand and a rosary in her right, with a golden dagger piercing her chest. The tile has an irregular, scalloped, ornamental frame in reddish-brown and gold, with a dark blue background behind the figure. A small crest is positioned at the top center of the plaque. Flanking the tile are two identical black wrought-iron sconces, each with three upward-curving arms. The left sconce has one intact lightbulb and two broken or missing glass covers, with one damaged glass cover still attached. The right sconce has one intact lightbulb and two broken or missing glass covers, with one glass cover completely absent. Above and below the tile, horizontal bundles of electrical wires are affixed to the wall. A vertical grey downspout or conduit runs along the far left side of the wall. The upper portion of the wall exhibits shadows, suggesting bright, directional overhead illumination. The wall surface shows minor cracks and imperfections.