An Indigenous woman is seated on the stone-paved ground within a covered colonnade, likely near the Plaza de Armas or the Church of Nuestra Señora de Monserrat in Chinchero, Peru

An Indigenous woman is seated on the stone-paved ground within a covered colonnade, likely near the Plaza de Armas or the Church of Nuestra Señora de Monserrat in Chinchero, Peru. She leans against a reddish-orange wall that transitions to a lighter beige upper section. The woman wears traditional attire including a dark, wide-brimmed hat with red trim, a dark blue and red patterned shawl over a red jacket and an intricately embroidered, colorful garment. A dark skirt and black flat shoes complete her ensemble. She is actively engaged in textile work, holding knitting needles and dark yarn. Around her are various textiles: she sits on a dark brown shaggy mat, with several colorful woven blankets and a pile of white, fluffy raw fiber (likely wool or alpaca) spread on the ground beside her. In the background, the colonnade extends, revealing more seated individuals among textiles, along with wooden beams overhead, hanging lantern-style lights, and light-colored walls with wooden-framed windows and doors. A strip of green grass is visible to the far left, bordering the walkway.